How to Amend or Revise California’s Constitution
The California Constitution, naturally, provides the avenues to amend or revise its provisions. Specifically, Article XVIII deals with amending and…
Will San Francisco Voters Recall DA Chesa Boudin?
San Francisco voters decide Tuesday whether or not District Attorney Chesa Boudin keeps his job or is ousted in a…
The Abundance Choice, Part 12: Numbers Don’t Lie
Scope insensitivity happens whenever a statistic has huge emotional impact but in reality has little relevance to the issues and…
Only 15% of Primary Ballots Have Been Turned Ahead of June 7th Election Day
Consulting firm Political Data Intelligence (PDI) announced on Monday that, as of Monday afternoon, only about 15% of voters had…
Mixed Reaction to New Alcohol Server Certification From CA Bars and Restaurants
Sweeping changes to rules and certification for alcohol servers and managers at establishments that sell alcohol are to be made…
Rep. Mike Garcia vs. Assemblywoman Smith Round 3
With mid-terms heating up and the primary election on Tuesday, the California Globe gives a look at what is projected…
Bill to let 12-Year Olds Get Vaccine Without Parental Consent Could be Voted on in Assembly This Week
The bill to allow children as young as age 12 to take the COVID-19 vaccine without parental consent, passed the…
Key State Government Provisions of the California Constitution
Article III, relating to the State of California, was added to the California Constitution by Proposition 6 on the November…
Public Officers and Employees Under the Constitution
California’s Constitution specifies provisions related to public officers and employees, which are contained in Article VII, which was added to…
The Abundance Choice, Part 11: The Desalination Option
On May 12, the California Coastal Commission Board of Directors voted 11-0 to deny the application from Poseidon Water to build a desalination plant in Huntington…