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Author: Edward Ring

Edward Ring is the director of water and energy policy for the California Policy Center, which he co-founded in 2013 and served as its first president. The California Policy Center is an educational non-profit focused on public policies that aim to improve California’s democracy and economy. He is also a senior fellow of the Center for American Greatness. Ring is the author of two books: "Fixing California - Abundance, Pragmatism, Optimism" (2021), and "The Abundance Choice - Our Fight for More Water in California" (2022).

The Homeless Industrial Complex

May 28, 2019   2:15 amAugust 23, 2019   11:24 am
Los Angeles could be at risk of a deadly typhus epidemic this summer according to Dr. Drew Pinsky, an outspoken celebrity doctor and specialist in addiction medicine. Pinsky, a Los Angeles native, recently quoted on Fox News, said: “We have tens and tens...
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How Voters Can Transform California in One Election

May 13, 2019   6:04 amMay 15, 2019   1:50 pm
Oxnard, California, wouldn’t immediately come to mind as the epicenter of a political revolution, but that’s exactly what it will be, if a small group of citizen activists succeed in putting not one, but five reforms in front of voters in the...
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Housing and Transportation: Why California’s Legislature Gets EVERYTHING Wrong

May 1, 2019   2:30 amMay 1, 2019   6:27 am
California, the welcoming sanctuary state, has a population on track to break 40 million by the end of this year. Its highway system was designed to handle a population of 20 million. Its cities, bound by legislated “urban containment,” are...
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Twin Rivers redevelopment project.

California’s Unaffordable “Affordable” Housing Scandal

April 18, 2019   7:23 amApril 19, 2019   6:05 pm
When discussing the seemingly intractable and growing problem of homeless people living in California, journalists reporting on the issue don’t spend enough time questioning the numbers, much less the policies driving the insane numbers. A recent article in the San Jose Mercury provides a...
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Sacramento’s Software Incompetence in the Software Capital of the World

April 4, 2019   6:00 pmApril 6, 2019   5:10 am
California owns a well-deserved reputation as being the global epicenter of high technology. In nearly every critical area, from aerospace to biotech, from nanotech to green tech, to telecommunications, to chip design, California’s universities and private companies are either the...
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Make California Affordable Again: The Grand Bargains We Ought to See

April 1, 2019   2:05 amApril 2, 2019   8:59 am
The good life in California is out of reach to ordinary people. The reason for that is simple: homes cost too much, energy costs too much, water costs too much, and transportation infrastructure is inadequate. In each of these critical...
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How ‘New Way California’ Can Find Its Way

March 22, 2019   7:43 amMarch 25, 2019   12:46 pm
In November 2018, former Assembly Republican leader Kristin Olsen wrote a guest commentary for CalMatters entitled “GOP is dead in California. A new way must rise.” She’s right on both counts. California’s GOP is dead. And a new way must rise. Unfortunately, the New Way...
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