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If Democrats in the next election gain two-thirds in both state houses, increasing taxes and fees will be easy.
It's CEO believed Los Angeles "should act like a big city," according to a transit advocate who pushed for the new service.
Who knew debate over the Farm Bill would get this heated?
The November ticket has 28 races between members of the same party. Those candidates now must appeal to all voters, regardless of party.
To all of you who either forget about the meter, neglect to remember sweeping day, or just parking in the red zone.
A recent change in the law shuffles the order of propositions on the ballot. That means the Governor's tax proposal will be placed higher than a rival proposition.
There is no doubt that the City of Angels is in bad shape financially -- and I mean really bad shape.
A Census tally of Los Angeles County businesses and employment shows what happened between 2006 and 2010.
It's going to get hotter, and we can't do much about reversing it.
Many Angelenos don't pay attention to L.A.'s budget process. Now they might.
The footprint of mass transit in the city grows around Culver City and the San Fernando Valley.