Bill to Allow Public Financing of Campaigns in California Advances
Senate votes TOMORROW (May 31)! Just last Friday, SB 1107 cleared its final committee, Senate Appropriations, in a strong 5-to-2 vote. Thank you to more […]
Month: May 2016
The Current Crisis in Transportation Finance and What To Do About It
At the May club meeting, Dr. Martin Wachs, a retire professor of civil and environmental engineering and professor of city and regional planning at UC […]
Solar Jobs Exceed Those in Oil & Gas Extraction in the U.S.
Remember during the 2016 Republican Presidential debates when Marco Rubio said that it didn’t matter whether climate change was man-made; he would not sacrifice American […]
Candidate for Superior Court Judge Stirs Up Controversy
In a report in the Metropolitan News-Enterprise, a Los Angeles based legal newspaper, a deputy public defender running for Superior Court Judge, Tami Warren, incited […]
Do You Know What Crossover Voting Is?
What is Crossover Voting? Presidential Primaries are especially unique because political parties have the ability to decide whether voters registered as No-Party Preference can “crossover” […]
2016 Candidates Forum for the 66th State AD Race
Local Democrats should come support Al Muratsuchi in his bid to re-capture the 66th AD Assembly seat. For more information, see the Upcoming Events on […]