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    Walters : California’s ‘Tort Wars’ Flaring Up Again

    Dan Walters, CalMatters Commentary
    April 21, 2021
    To Capitol insiders, the term “tort wars” is shorthand for decades of political wrangling over the rules governing lawsuits for personal injuries — who can sue and collect damages for which actions. The rule...

    Walters : Newsom Puts Rosy Spin on Job Report

    Dan Walters, CalMatters Commentary
    April 20, 2021
    California, which has been mired in a pandemic recession for the last year, enjoyed some modest economic gains in March as the state’s unemployment rate dropped to 8.3%. Gov. Gavin Newsom, not surprisingly, ...

    Walters : California Reverses, Now Shutting Prisons

    Dan Walters, CalMatters Commentary
    April 19, 2021
    It was 1981 and then-Gov. Jerry Brown had a problem. California’s 12 prisons were bulging at the seams with more than 28,000 inmates, thanks largely to tougher sentencing laws he signed, and he was told to expe...

    Walters : A Reminder About Supplies and Demands

    Dan Walters, CalMatters Commentary
    April 18, 2021
    We Americans are blessed with abundant —even overabundant —consumer goods and services and often take that fact for granted. We assume that when we pull into a service station its pumps will dispense fuel, t...

    Walters : Bills Would Hamstring Future California Recalls

    Dan Walters, CalMatters Commentary
    April 14, 2021
    As signatures on petitions to force Gov. Gavin Newsom into a recall election are being tallied, the Legislature is considering bills that would, if enacted, make future recalls of California’s elected officials...
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    Walters : Drought Hits California — and Newsom

    Dan Walters, CalMatters Commentary
    April 13, 2021
    By any standard, California is experiencing one of its periodic droughts after two successive years of below-normal precipitation. “We are now facing the reality that it will be a second dry year for Califor...

    Walters : California ‘Job Killer’ List Reignites Old Conflict

    Dan Walters, CalMatters Commentary
    April 12, 2021
    Annually, the California Chamber of Commerce chooses a relative handful of the hundreds of bills pending in the Legislature and labels them “job killers” that would impose new regulatory or taxation burdens. ...

    Walters : Pandemic has Damaged California’s School Children

    Dan Walters, CalMatters Commentary
    April 11, 2021
    A comprehensive history of the COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on California would surely conclude that the state’s school children have been treated shamefully. The incessant political squabbling over closing an...

    Walters : Would Fed Change Make Higher State Taxes More Likely?

    Dan Walters, CalMatters Commentary
    April 7, 2021
    California has long held the dubious honor of having the nation’s highest income tax rates — 13.3% for those at the very top of the income ladder. However, New York is coming closer to California. Its govern...

    Walters : James Mills Personified a Long-Past Era

    Dan Walters, CalMatters Commentary
    April 6, 2021
    In this era of ideological polarization and perpetual partisan warfare, it’s difficult to grasp the collegial, bipartisan ambience that once prevailed in California’s Senate. Democrats usually occupied most ...
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