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The ‘progressive’ movement rebels against the tech oligarchs who funded it

The $16.7 billion multi-year agreement reached by Meta this month to settle youth social media addiction lawsuits may be a minor blow to the company’s vast earnings — $60 billion in profit last year alone — but the decision also reflects a…

Bold economic leadership needed to save iconic California industries

California’s wine industry is in trouble — and it’s not alone. Several industries that are at the core of California’s economy — and our identity — are confronting the greatest challenges they have ever faced. The wine industry is…

Xavier ‘Basement’ Becerra needs to come out of hiding and come clean

Joe Biden blamed the pandemic for hiding in his basement as he ran for high office.  What’s Xavier Becerra’s excuse? The wannabe gov apparently thinks that because he’s a Democrat running in deep-blue California, he can skate to…

Why the Dodgers are so good, and the Angels are so bad

Drive about 30 miles down the 5 Freeway and you can visit two Major League Baseball teams. One is building a dynasty. The other is building resentment. Los Angeles Dodgers’ Teoscar Hernández, center, is congratulated in the dugout…

The utility bailout is dead, and the people of California won

If the system we have cannot deliver that without catastrophic wildfires and shifting the losses onto California families, preserving it should not be our goal.

Socialists offer more of the same decay while LA crumbles in the dark

Los Angeles’ Sixth Street Bridge was supposed to be a triumph. Completed in 2022 after years of delays and cost overruns, the new structure connecting Boyle Heights to downtown LA was hailed as a civic landmark. At $588 million, it was the…

Karen Bass green-lights Third World food-cart street sprawl

Doesn’t this just make you sick to your stomach?

Darwin Rivera Flores and why California’s voting system is such a wretched mess

California has by far the worst election system in the United States. No other state is close.

It’s silly season in Sacramento — and Gavin Newsom might sign these crazy bills

Each year in Sacramento brings a new crop of crazy bills — some of which actually pass the Democrat-controlled Legislature.

Embrace of street vendors shows slide into Third World anarchy

The recent embrace of illicit street vendors by both mayoral candidates in LA shows that the city will continue its slide into Third World governance unless citizens stand up and demand change.