Biden and McCarthy scored wins from debt deal, but challenges persist

Biden and McCarthy should be commended for coming to a reasonable and productive compromise, and for endeavoring to do the hard work of governing for all Americans.

The measure of our humanity isn’t how much we care. It’s the quality of what we choose to care about, and what we do about it.

What led to the alarming decision by State Farm and Allstate to stop selling new property insurance policies in California, and who’s to blame?

It is now incumbent upon Newsom to appeal this decision to the state Supreme Court.

I will continue advocating for additional steps, both large and small, that move our country towards a balanced federal budget and a thriving economy unhampered by reckless and inflationary government spending.

I disagree with the premise that Prop. 13 is unfair It seems that the proponents of doing away with it are just after more money. Sacramento can never get enough. Property taxes go up every year, so it’s a myth that people who have owned their homes for a long time don’t pay higher […]

If Newsom is still stuck on the “ban assault weapons” meme, he’s not serious about ending gun violence.

Socialists say they care, but the real world shows: to protect the environment, capitalism works better.

The Register’s editorial board got it wrong, argues Santa Ana Councilman Phil Bacerra.

California lawmakers proposed more than $196.3 billion in tax and fee increases this legislative session, reported the California Tax Foundation this week. State legislators are clearly still wrongly of the view that what ails California government is not enough money.