Author: Gordon Webster

The cost of living is the main lens through which voters consider public policy in California. It might not

For its return on investment and strides in making Fresno a tourist destination, The Business Journal editorial board is

As the Democrat supermajority continues to rule in Sacramento, there’s been more talk about “job killers” — bills identified by

Fans of recent history may have been reminded last week of the track record the City of Fresno has

The California Fair Pay and Employer Accountability Act — a ray of hope from the ongoing barrage of frivolous lawsuits

The California Chamber of Commerce has identified a new job killer bill that could hamper emergency response and workplace

If the state’s latest estimated budget surplus of $45 billion is any indication, California’s economy has stood up to

If you have never heard of PAGA, consider yourself lucky. For business owners, the Personal Attorneys General Act (PAGA)

Single-payer health care is back on the menu in California, brought to you by the same bureaucracy that gave

The California Taxpayers Association recently shared a cautionary tale that illustrates how the Golden State’s high income tax rates

When California voters narrowly passed Prop. 19 last November, they believed they were voting for tax relief for seniors,

By all appearances California is set to realize a windfall in the form of an estimated $31 billion budget

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce did not mince words in its latest warning against the business-unfriendly actions of the

Just a little over a year ago, Gov. Newsom was approving a dozen new permits for oil wells using

California’s legislative year came to an end Sunday with Gov. Gavin Newsom clearing out the last remaining bills on