San Diego mayor offers suggestions for future of state GOP 1
SACRAMENTO – Even Republicans admit the state GOP is something of a rudderless ship these days. The party doesn’t control any constitutional offices. Democrats have supermajorities in both houses of the Legislature. Assembly Republican Leader Chad Mayes of Yucca Valley,
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Women poised for modest gains in legislative races
Women make up more than half of California’s population, but only about one-fourth of the Legislature. And in November, that’s
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San Diego mayor offers suggestions for future of state GOP
SACRAMENTO – Even Republicans admit the state GOP is something of a rudderless ship these days. The party doesn’t control
New flare-ups in progressives’ summer of discontent
The California progressive movement’s summer of discontent continues, with anger still on display over the abrupt withdrawal of a single-payer
Democrats again outspend GOP in California primary races
While maintaining a marked edge in legislative representation across the state, California Democrats notched a different but familiar distinction
