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Speculation Continues that Senator Boxer May Retire After 2016

Speculation Continues that Senator Boxer May Retire After 2016

Back in early, November Breitbart News featured a story about the speculation that California’s junior United States Senator, Barbara Boxer, might retire. The piece opened: In 2016, U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) will be up for re-election for the fifth time. California’s

Close Wins for Costa, Bera: Dems Net a Seat in California

Close Wins for Costa, Bera: Dems Net a Seat in California

With vote counting largely completed now in both Sacramento and Fresno Counties, two Congressional races in California that had remained too close to call have now been decided, with two Democrat incumbents narrowly edging out their Republican challengers to win

Historic CA Plastic Bag Ban Bill Likely Headed to Voters in 2016

Historic CA Plastic Bag Ban Bill Likely Headed to Voters in 2016

Today Governor Jerry Brown signed SB 270 into law, prohibiting grocery stores from putting shoppers’ goods into plastic grocery bags. Immediately thereafter, the American Progressive Bag Alliance (APBA), which represents the plastic bag manufacturing industry, announced that it would start taking

Swearengin To CA GOP: Unity For Me, But Not For Thee

Swearengin To CA GOP: Unity For Me, But Not For Thee

Last weekend at their state convention, the California GOP rolled out the red carpet for Fresno Mayor Ashley Swearengin, the GOP nominee for State Controller. The opening night’s main event was a dinner banquet profiling the “Women of the GOP”

Top Ten Terrible Bills Governor Brown Should Veto

Top Ten Terrible Bills Governor Brown Should Veto

California is home to the most liberal legislature in the country. The legislature has now adjourned for the year, but not before putting hundreds of bills on the Governor’s desk. Among them are a great many terrible bills that claw

Padilla's Plastic Bag Ban Fails; May Face Re-Vote

Padilla's Plastic Bag Ban Fails; May Face Re-Vote

“Time is running out for our planet,” exclaimed Assemblymember Mariko Yamada (D-Davis) in the midst of a lengthy debate in the State Assembly over the proposed statewide ban on plastic grocery store bags, Senate Bill 270. The controversial legislation, authored