Last month, California rail officials revealed that the high-speed rail may start service with slower diesel trains. This is in an effort to continue forward with the high-speed rail project and add revenue without adding more increases to the project’s costs. A report released last month also revealed that, by 2028, electric trains capable of […]

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara will investigate whether California motorists that pay reduced auto insurance premiums, due to being part of a group plan, creates hike rates for other low-income drivers. He scheduled an investigatory hearing for Sept. 17 at the Ronald Reagan State Building in Los Angeles to get to the bottom of the […]

In late April, an internal draft report by the state rail authority’s staff revealed that the cost to build the 119-mile section of the California bullet train in the Central Valley is projected to increase by $1.8 billion. If this draft report is accurate, that would mean that the total cost for this stretch of […]

California Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom just decided to grant amnesty to California death row inmates. Gavin Newsom is ignoring the will of the voters, ignoring the horrific crimes committed, and ignoring the pain and suffering felt by the victims and their families.  We have learned that Scott Peterson has started the “Gavin Newsom Fan Club” at San Quentin […]

According to the Los Angeles Police Department, investigators found that homeless people on skid row were taking money, food, or even cigarettes to forge signatures of registered voters on petitions to qualify initiatives for the ballot. This year, the LAPD has cracked down on suspected election fraud on skid row and they have arrested at […]

The Los Angeles City Council might make some major changes that could lower the requirement for a candidate to receive taxpayer matching campaign funds, while also increasing the amount that candidates could get. The existing rules in the city for a candidate to receive taxpayer matching campaign funds is that the candidates must collect donations […]

According to the Los Angeles Times, the California High Speed Rail Authority will have to increase daily spending by up to nine times over the next four years in order to hit its 2033 deadline and $77 billion budget. Shockingly, the California bullet train project has cost state taxpayers an average of $3.1 million a […]

The results of this year’s homeless count in Los Angeles were released on June 1, and they definitely point toward positive results for veterans. According to Los Angeles’s annual point-in-time homeless count, the veteran homeless population has declined 18 percent compared to last year’s count. It turned out that last year’s veteran homeless count was […]

It took over a decade to open public bathrooms on skid row, which was seen as a possible turning point for the homeless people living there. However, after more than three months of operation, the trailers with toilets and showers on skid row shut down in late March for a planned expansion that has yet […]

On Monday, a ballot measure to repeal California’s recently enacted gas taxes and registration fees officially qualified for the November ballot. Gov. Jerry Brown said the following in a statement shortly after the Secretary of State’s Office announced the measure had qualified for the ballot, I will do everything in my power to defeat any […]