The Fifth Amendment and Late Night Pardons
In recent days, two former Biden Administration officials exercised their Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination to dodge answering congressional questions…
Disability of Parties in Civil Actions
Part 2, Title 3, Chapter 3 of the California Code of Civil Procedure deals with the disability of a party…
Governor Newsom and the Mockery of Informed Consent
About a week or two ago, Governor Gavin Newsom headed out of California politics and did a podcast about how…
Kamala Harris Continues to Receive Backlash Against Her One Year Presidential Run Anniversary Post
Former Vice President Kamala Harris continues to be mocked over social media posts celebrating her one-year anniversary of gaining the…
AG Bonta Wants Los Angeles County Juvenile Halls Under Receivership
Attorney General Rob Bonta announced on Wednesday that he is asking the Los Angeles County Superior Court to place Los…
Ringside: Long Term Electricity Storage
Silicon Valley veterans view Sacramento’s obsession with renewables mandates with pragmatic detachment. Blessed with disposable income sufficient to make them…
Backlash to In-N-Out Announcement to Leave CA Sidesteps the Real Issues
As predicted, following the Globe's article about In-N-Out President Lynsi Snyder's announcement that she's moving her family and corporate office…
Gov. Newsom to Release Report on What the State Did Right and Wrong During COVID-19 Pandemic
Governor Gavin Newsom announced earlier this week that a new report on his administration's response to the COVID-19 will be…
Trump Derangement Syndrome Torments the California Legislature
The California Legislature just demonstrated how unaware of public sentiment it is once again, by passing SCR 66 by Senator…
LA Times Will Go Public ‘Over the Next Year’ Owner Patrick Soon-Shiong Announces
Los Angeles Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong confirmed on Tuesday that he will be taking the 143-year-old newspaper public, with shares…