The immunology bond measure could steer more than $4 billion to its backer's own institute, which isn't even open yet. That's just one problem with it.
It’s an underhanded attempt to curtail the state's popular mail-in ballot system that the president hates, based on the lie that hordes of undocumented immigrants are regularly casting votes.
I spent about 20 years writing newspaper election endorsements – for the Los Angeles Daily News, the Sacramento Bee and, most recently, the Los Angeles Times.
It was time-consuming but
The state's housing market doesn't work for anyone but the rich. Two measures on the Nov. 3 ballot would help low-income and middle-class Californians.
The billionaire-owned newspaper publishes its first editorial since March 2025 — despite not having any editorial writers — to oppose the billionaire tax. What gives?
A court battle over President Trump’s executive order on mail ballots could cause chaos before Nov. 3. Thankfully, state and local election officials are preparing.
The Democrat isn’t California’s first attorney general to write a ballot description that seems to favor one side. There's a simple fix, but it would take another another ballot measure.
