Good Samaritans Warned: Stop Giving Away Free Things or Face $1,000 Fine
Altruism can be such an eyesore, complain neighbors.
California
California Unions' Double Standard on Flex Time
State's rigid overtime rules squelch choice and innovation while politically connected unions are exempt.
Settlement Victory Over San Diego Sheriff's Facebook Page Censorship
Dimitrios Kassas of Ares Armor Accepts a $20 Settlement Plus Legal Fees.
Federal Judge: Broke California Cities Can Slice Pensions
A federal judge rebuked the 'bully' CalPERS in the case of Stockton's bankruptcy.
How Gasification Beat Berkeley and Broke Big
From fighting with Berkeley city government to a $5 million green-tech company
Probation Office Shoots and Kills Dog After Allegedly Pushing the Door Open to Let Him Out
Probation officer was looking for someone who wasn't at the home. Resident says she tried to keep the dog from running outside but the officer prevented her.
Why Is the DOJ Still Trying to Close a City-Supported Oakland Pot Dispensary?
Even a federal judge is asking why they keep fighting.
In California, Another Silly Plan to 'Reinvent' the Government
The Little Hoover Commission examines why Californians don't trust their government. Media and lack of funds, not corruption and inefficiency, cited as causes.
The Voluntarily Unvaccinated Are Harming Other People in California Measles Outbreak
Anti-vaxxers it's past time for you to get over your superstition and get your kids vaccinated.
Claiming E-Cigarettes Kill, California Legislator Pushes Vaping Ban
Mark Leno's bill would prohibit vaping everywhere smoking is prohibited.
Parents Organize for Another Charter School Transition in California
Two-thirds sign petition to transform struggling Palm Lane Elementary School.
California Mulling More Government Access to Cars' On-Board Computers
Will Big Brother monitor our driving habits?
California Considers Assisted Suicide Legislation
Senate bill inspired by right-to-die activism of Brittany Maynard.
California Spending Big to Halt School Reform Lawsuit Backed by Republicans and the ACLU
The state is challenging, rather than resolve, a lawsuit brought by low-income students who say they are deprived of their right to a quality education.
Jerry Brown's Legacy Depends on Focus He Doesn't Have Yet
Will he emphasize fiscal control or far-reaching environmental agenda?
Foie Gras Is Back on the Menu: What the Decision Means
Chefs and consumers are overjoyed. Some legal experts in the state are also satisfied.
California Legislature Is Back to Work And Full of Bad Ideas
Residents should hold on tight to their wallets.
California State Workers Acting Poorly
In new report, public employees accused of lying and theft, though face few penalties
Last (and Next) Year in Food Policy
A handful of food policy cognoscenti discuss the top food policy issues of 2014 and predict what might happen in 2015.
Affidavit Shows Cop Union Targeting Foes
A case in California spotlights their political 'playbook'
How Far Will Cop Unions Go to Halt Reform?
A look into the way some police unions across California intimidate political opponents into silence
Demographic Changes Threaten Pensions
New report: There eventually will be more retirees collecting pension checks than there will be employees paying into the system
Is Concealed Carry a Privilege or a Right?
California files appeal to court's latest pro-gun-rights decision
Killer or Artist? Why Rap is on Trial.
Prosecutors' use of rap videos and lyrics as evidence is chilling artistic speech.
How San Francisco's Progressive Policies Are Hurting the Poor
Left-wing regulations are increasing inequality, reducing affordable housing, and killing economic opportunities.
California Voters Approve Sentencing Reform
Nonviolent felonies downgraded to misdemeanors
