CALIFORNIA COUNTS SLOW. THAT’S NOT A SCANDAL. BUT SOMEONE WILL MAKE IT ONE.
It’s been five days since California’s June 2 primary, and the governor’s race still doesn’t have a final second slot
Read MoreIt’s been five days since California’s June 2 primary, and the governor’s race still doesn’t have a final second slot
Read MoreFive days after California’s June 2 primary, the state still doesn’t know for certain who will face Xavier Becerra in
Read MoreGovernor Gavin Newsom is not running for governor next year. He’s running for something else — history, probably, or the
Read MoreCalifornia’s healthcare safety net is coming apart at the edges, and the state’s response so far amounts to fighting a
Read MoreNobody rang an alarm in Sacramento when H.R. 1 was signed into law last July. There were press releases. There
Read MoreThe governor’s race is still being counted. Whoever wins in November will inherit the largest unresolved fiscal liability in California
Read MoreThe votes are still coming in from Tuesday’s primary, and California’s congressional map is already doing what Proposition 50 promised
Read MoreThe civil service has been many things in American political debate — bloated, untouchable, ideologically resistant, a bureaucratic firewall against
Read MoreLet’s be honest about what happened in Los Angeles on Tuesday night. Incumbent Mayor Karen Bass, with endorsements from Governor
Read MoreOn May 14, Governor Gavin Newsom announced a revised 2026-27 budget that, for the first time in years, is balanced.
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