Opinion: Carl DeMaio Was Biggest Winner in San Diego on Election Day
The biggest winner in Tuesday’s election was former City Councilman Carl DeMaio and his campaign…
Opinion: Battle Intensifies Over California’s Gas Tax for Crumbling Roads
A measure to repeal California’s hefty new increases in taxes and fees on motorists, more…
Opinion: American Politics Has Become a Blood Sport
Politics is no longer a spectator sport. Or one confined to insiders, professionals and the…
San Diego Transportation Projects Get $312 Million from Gas Tax
San Diego political leaders gathered on Friday to celebrate $312 million in new funding for…
How California Republicans Hope to Survive in The ‘Resistance State’
Republicans in California are stuck between a rock and a conservative base. On the one…
Villaraigosa Tells Business Leaders He’s Prepared for Next Governor’s ‘Tough’ Challenges
California gubernatorial candidate Antonio Villaraigosa told San Diego business leaders Wednesday his track record as mayor…
Opinion: California Can Have Better Roads Without Higher Taxes
Even before the recent increase, Californians were paying some of the highest gasoline taxes in…
San Diego to Get $311 Million from Gas Tax Threatened by Repeal Effort
The staff of the California Transportation Commission has recommended that the San Diego region get…
MTS Gets $41 Million for Gas Tax-Funded Rapid Bus Route in South Bay
The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System announced Thursday it has been awarded $41 million from…
Opinion: Road Taxes Needed, But Benefits Claim Overblown
After decades of shameful neglect of California’s vital transportation network, Gov. Jerry Brown and the…
Carl DeMaio Decides Against Running for Congress Again
Former San Diego City Councilman and radio host Carl DeMaio announced Friday that he has…
Senate Candidate Kersey Calls for Gas Tax Replacement, Cancellation of Bullet Train
State Senate candidate Mark Kersey, who has focused on infrastructure issues as a San Diego…
Direct Democracy Overload: Get Ready for Dozens of California Propositions in 2018
Direct democracy can be an exhausting business. This year civically engaged Californians will be expected…
10 Hot Topics That Will Shape California Campaigns in 2018
The 2018 elections are coming—and those of you who don’t spend your waking hours monitoring…
