Comentarios y análisis del veterano periodista Dan Walters, que ha cubierto el estado de California durante más de seis décadas. Inscribirse para su boletín semanal Walters.
After months of political maneuvering and negotiations, California's fast food workers got a minimum wage hike. Whether that resulted in fewer jobs is still in dispute.
In his second term, Newsom still has 28 months as governor. Will he pay more attention to his governance record, or will he continue his quest for national relevance?
Con la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris ungida como candidata a la presidencia, las ambiciones presidenciales del gobernador Gavin Newsom, si las hay, están bloqueadas al menos por el momento.
Oakland often seems like California's municipal basket case with problems almost too numerous to list. It needs some adult supervision. How about Jerry Brown?
Inflation keeps biting Californians, and politicians at the federal and state level are scrambling to align themselves with the angst that voters feel.
A decades-old battle over taxing corporate income has been rekindled in a dispute involving Microsoft, a retroactive change in taxation law and two lawsuits.
Crime was once an issue that drove California politics before Democratic lawmakers and voters enacted reforms. Decades later, it has returned as a potent political force with a ballot measure that seems to be winning.
Major payers in California's health care industry are pushing a ballot measure that would punch a hole in the state budget, blocking it from tapping a special health care tax.
Recent wildfires are causing a shrinking home insurance market in California. Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara is trying to solve it but faces criticism.
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