STATEWIDE — Taxes – if you believe the group of people we identify as “they” – is one of two guarantees in life. Some would argue death, life’s other guarantee,
STATEWIDE — Comments and complaints of California’s regulatory procedures – and their respective effects on consumers – are a dime a dozen. Many laws created in the name of safety
SAN DIEGO — Should passenger-for-hire services be left entirely to the open market, free of government interference? Is formal regulation of illegal charters a means to ensure safety on the
STATEWIDE — Uttering the phrase “death spiral” to any situation is rarely – if ever – a cause for optimism or celebration. So, in 2015, when the California Sportfishing League
STATEWIDE — Marvel Studios is set to release four superhero films in 2017. None of them feature members of the California Coastal Commission, yet the quasi-judicial agency hopes to position
LOS ANGELES — The March 2017 primary election came and went with little to no fanfare for Los Angeles’s NIMBYs. Those city residents who believed Los Angeles was biting off
SACRAMENTO — The booming sounds of foghorns or other loud marine notification devices were not heard reverberating through the legislative halls of the Capitol building in Sacramento during the first
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Anglers and boaters do not need the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), right? What do federal administrators know about local boating and fishing issues? This is the spirit
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