Gordon Webster, Jr.
California voters narrowly passed Proposition 19 last year, which was sold a way to help seniors, disabled people and wildfire
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As anyone who watches the legislature in Sacramento knows, Proposition 13 is under constant attack. While also protecting against property
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The announcement today that California is looking to end its Covid-19 business restrictions come June 15 is certainly welcome. It
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Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed legislation to bring meaningful relief to Californians experiencing pandemic hardships. This includes $2.1 billion for
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The first line in a recent alert from the California Chamber of Commerce is tongue-in-cheek, but clearly represents how things
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Gov. Gavin Newsom has been many things during this pandemic — bold, cautious, decisive, foolish — but one thing he
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While the business community doesn’t have high expectations from the state Legislature as it starts its newest term, one state
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The California economy dodged a bullet when the Prop. 15 payroll tax initiative failed on the November ballot. But with
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The significance of Proposition 15 failing on the November ballot cannot be overstated. It should be the final word to
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Passed in 1985, Proposition 65 represents the most ubiquitous business regulation that most people probably know the least about. Prop.
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BLOG: The Case for Domestic Manufacturing — Making things matters
Posted: September 30, 2025 at 9:13 am
To the typical citizen, the principle that “making things matters”
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BLOG: California’s tax rules under siege — Howard Jarvis strikes back
Posted: September 26, 2025 at 10:06 am
Proposition 13 may be one of the only things California
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