Gordon Webster, Jr.
A few short years after California voters defeated Proposition 15, the “split roll” property tax amendment to raise rates on
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California’s elected officials are great at setting lofty goals. Providing the resources and leadership to reach those goals without sticking
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One of the bright spots for commercial real estate development has been the number of distribution warehouses built, especially in
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It was Oscar Wilde who wrote “And all men kill the thing they love.” Nowhere like California is that so
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When it comes to the lawmaking in Sacramento, it’s easy to get stuck on the Job Killer bills that threaten
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California’s first “Job Killer” of the year, as determined by the California Chamber of Commerce, is yet another piece of
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California’s new pay scale disclosure law went into effect Jan. 1, and employers would do well for themselves to read
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When it’s time to buy another desk calendar, it’s also time to witness the annual assault on the tax saving
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A new survey of California voters finds an electorate that — while remaining optimistic — is bracing for lean times ahead.
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Politicians like to brag about California’s ranking among global economies. Just last month, Gov. Newsom shared data from Bloomberg finding
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