The three-bedroom solution to our ‘childless’ cities

The three-bedroom solution to our ‘childless’ cities by Kenneth Schrupp |  September 13, 2024 Take a look around your city and think about a modal of American life for many people – college, rent, get married, start a family, work ...

Read the latest about the problems with Obamacare

Junk Health Insurance? It’s Called Obamacare

The exchanges, in other words, are failing at one of their most fundamental jobs: expanding access to quality health care. Taxpayers cannot afford to divert yet more public money to subsidizing substandard exchange plans, as Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris ...

Urbanist dreams foiled by lousy big-city governments

SACRAMENTO – One of the silliest things about the urbanism movement is its insistence that suburbanites abandon single-family homes, spacious yards and placid neighborhoods for the excitement of big-city living. In those cities, we can supposedly experience more “community,” reduce our carbon ...

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Does Oakland show any hope of exiting its doom loop?

Does Oakland show any hope of exiting its doom loop? by Matthew Fleming | August 30, 2024 Even before FBI agents raided the home of ...
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Read the latest on the Harris grocery price gouging plan

Kamala Harris is wrong. The ‘California Way,’ not corporate greed, hikes grocery prices

Harris is right: we’re paying more at the grocery store these days.  According to the Federal Reserve, food prices are up about 20 percent compared ...
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Read the latest on California's growing crime problem

Public Safety on the Edge – Law enforcement in California’s Fastest Growing County

On July 22, the Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC) published a research brief shedding new light on the problem of rural police staffing ...

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