Post-Reprieve PPIC Poll Comforts Gov. Newsom on Death Penalty Reversal
Nearly one year ago, on April 24, 2018, Sacramento District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert announced the arrest of Joseph James…
Sacramento Attack on Statutes of Limitations Threatens Rule of Law Everywhere
One of the key pillars of America’s legal system is under attack, jeopardizing the very values that underpin justice in…
Auditor’s Findings Alleging Nepotism and Retaliation in Dept. of Insurance Audit Challenged
A critical report by the California State Auditor alleging nepotism, retaliation, and other untoward acts was scrubbed clean of any…
Competitive Academic Program ‘Too White’ For Sacramento City School District Officials
In early March, parents of Sacramento's C.K. McClatchy High School took to social media expressing their outrage and frustration when…
U.S. Supreme Court Affirms Constitutionality of Bail, But CA Still In Legal Bail Limbo
For four years activist Plaintiffs lawyers have been suing smaller cities arguing that the existing bail system is unconstitutional because…
Soda Consumption is Not Declining in Berkeley, Despite Hefty Tax
State lawmakers have introduced a package of bills, seeking a statewide tax on sodas, to target soda and sugary beverages…
Assemblyman Lackey Proposes Bill to Protect Victims Over Death Row Killers
Assemblyman Tom Lackey (R-Palmdale) is livid that Gov. Gavin Newsom prioritized death row killers in his recent reprieve on the…
Sen. Scott Wiener Bill Would Allow State Control Over Parents/Doctors on Child Intersex Surgeries
A controversial bill by Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) would prohibit a doctor from performing medical treatment or intervention on…
Racist Tweets From Proposed CSU Fellows Program Director
The California Democratic Party, governed by identity politics, may have a problematic issue attached to a new state Senate bill:…
Disproportionately One-Sided
“Police kill Latinos disproportionately. Latino legislators must stand up for reform,” runs the headline on a March 29 Sacramento Bee…