California’s $3.75 Billion Homeless Hustle: How Project Homekey Became a Fraud Factory on the Taxpayer’s Dime
The buildings were supposed to house California's most vulnerable. Instead, they lined the pockets of developers who never intended to...
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The buildings were supposed to house California's most vulnerable. Instead, they lined the pockets of developers who never intended to...
A Tale of Two Californias There are two Californias right now. In one, nearly 70% of 11th graders cannot meet...
When a Company Walks Away, It Is Trying to Tell You Something There is a moment in the life of...
The Shadow in Our Midst: ISIS Operatives in Long Beach and the Imperative of Principled Action The news, when it...
A Monster Nearly Walked Free — And the System Let It Happen On the morning of February 26, 2026, California...
When the Most Vulnerable Become Tools for the Most Corrupt Imagine you are homeless, hungry, and someone walks up to...
The Price of Public Trust Conservatives have long championed a core principle: accountability is not optional. It applies to government...
Another Fire. Same Failed Playbook. At 9:38 a.m. on Thursday, March 5, 2026, a new wildfire ignited in Los Angeles...
When Fame Meets the Law — and the Law Blinks First There are houses, and then there are houses —...
When Fame Meets the Law — and the Law Blinks First In the early hours of Thursday, March 5, 2026,...
When a Public Servant Betrays the Ballot Box There is no act more corrosive to a free society than the...
The State Has Overstepped — And the Supreme Court Said So Imagine sending your child to school and not knowing...
When federal agents show up at your door at 6 a.m. with raid jackets and cardboard boxes, it rarely means...
From Death Row to College Campus — At Your Expense On February 20, 2026, Governor Gavin Newsom stood before cameras...
Generosity With Other People's Money There is a particular kind of political courage that costs nothing — at least not...
California lawmakers are at it again. On February 17, 2026, State Senator Sasha Renée Pérez introduced SB 1105, the so-called...
The Bill Comes Due California legislators have introduced proposals for more than $16 billion in new annual taxes and fees—a...
A political earthquake is rumbling through California. For the first time in decades, Republicans are polling competitively in the California...