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Will Women Make US History & Run the Nevada Legislature?

July 24, 2018

RENO, Nev. — Nevada voters could soon make history by electing the country's first female-majority state legislature. Women, after winning a record number of primary contests last month, could make up nearly two-thirds of the statehouse by Nov. 7, the Reno ...

Visalia Assemblyman Mathis Reprimanded For Sexual Comments

AP News

July 12, 2018

SACRAMENTO — California Assemblyman Devon Mathis was reprimanded in June for making sexual comments, including about fellow lawmakers. A heavily redacted letter from the Assembly Rules Committee released Wed...

Visalia Assemblyman Mathis Reprimanded For Sexual Comments

AP News

July 11, 2018

Editorial: Want To Rebuild Middle Class? Then Boost CSU Funding.

gvwire

April 10, 2018

There is unfinished bipartisan business in the state Legislature that belongs at the top of every lawmaker's to-do list. Members of the Assembly and the Senate must make it clear to their respective leaders that Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed $92 million budge...

Who’s Running for State Office? Read the Official List.

David Taub

April 2, 2018

The California secretary of state released the official list of eligible candidates for state and federal offices. For governor, 27 hopefuls are running to succeed Gov. Jerry Brown. That list includes 12 Dem...

Walters Cites California Examples of Absolute Power Corrupting

Bill McEwen

January 15, 2018

In his Jan. 15 column for CALmatters, Dan Walters tells the tale of two powerful California politicians from the past: the late John Vasconcellos and Lou Papan. Vasconcellos, you might recall, was chairman o...

Dirty politics: Your California tax dollars help re-elect politicians

gvwire

September 6, 2017

According to the law, as officially written, California lawmakers are not supposed to spend tax dollars on campaign mailings. But they are allowed to use tax dollars to communicate with constituents. And that is the loophole that some of them use in an attempt...

Change in law could increase home prices

David Taub

March 9, 2017

A bill circulating in Sacramento could make home buying just a little bit harder. AB 199 would apply prevailing wages for labor building private homes, with those in the building industry saying that would have...

Trump Says Koch Brothers Are 'a Total Joke' in GOP

SoCal-Las Vegas High-Speed Rail Back on Track After Sale

California Scraps Helmet Mandate for Motorized Scooters

How 65 Women Came to Kavanaugh’s Defense in Matter of Hours

6th-Grader's Idea Brings Clean Drinking Water to Central Unified

Edison Area Trustee Candidates Offer Their Visions for Fresno Unified

As Clovis Booms, So Does Clovis Community College

Now It’s Granda’s Turn to Face a Challenger for Central Seat

'Sesame Street' Wants to Clarify: Bert and Ernie Aren't Gay

Texans Blast Educator for ‘Black QB’ Comment About Watson

Texas Man Allegedly Sent Threatening Letters to Taylor Swift

NJ Probes FanDuel Refusal to Pay $82K on Wrong Football Odds

Liberalism Has Evolved Into Closed, Elitist System It Once Replaced

Left is Suppressing Free Speech and That’s Wrong: Zakaria

Is Jose Ramirez the Best Boxer Ever from Fresno Area?

Janz Can Stun the Nation With This One Thing: Focus on Republicans

Have You Seen 9/11 Remembrance Video Moving People to Tears?

Dyer Talks Staffing, 911 Calls, Atlantic Article, Parks, and More

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Will Women Make US History & Run the Nevada Legislature?

Visalia Assemblyman Mathis Reprimanded For Sexual Comments

Visalia Assemblyman Mathis Reprimanded For Sexual Comments

Editorial: Want To Rebuild Middle Class? Then Boost CSU Funding.

Who’s Running for State Office? Read the Official List.

Walters Cites California Examples of Absolute Power Corrupting

Dirty politics: Your California tax dollars help re-elect politicians

Change in law could increase home prices

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