The Definition of Insanity: California Edition
I moved to California in 1990. The economy was on an upswing. Teachers, firefighters, and nurses could still afford to…
I moved to California in 1990. The economy was on an upswing. Teachers, firefighters, and nurses could still afford to…
When we talk about the future of mankind in space, we should learn from history. Squatters played a crucial role in the settlement…
The job of a well-trained and experienced physician is to understand diseases and predict the natural progression, duration, and outcome…
There is no realistic scenario imaginable that does not include Californians consuming at least another five billion barrels of oil…
Section 5500 makes it unlawful to use explosives in the waters of the state inhabited by fish, except in one…
Nearly 24 hours after polls closed on California’s June 2 primary, the state’s famously sluggish vote-counting machine has managed to…
Last night's primary election results demonstrate that Californians are ready for change. But are enough Democrat voters fed up with…
Polling is at best an inexact science. At worst, it’s manipulative guesswork. So mistakes and inaccurate predictions are inevitable. But…
Rep. Adam Gray (D-Merced) sent out a last week proclaiming “Nobody works harder for our Valley.” On Tuesday’s primary, the…
Chapter 1, Part 5 deals with simultaneous deaths under the Probate Code. Chapter 1 deals with general provisions. Section 220…
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