Steven Greenhut

Redevelopment posed a threat to one of our most precious freedoms – our property rights – so let’s be more vigilant next time.

California is home to nearly one-third of the nation’s homeless population and the problem – by almost everyone’s account – continues to worsen, writes Steven Greenhut.

Maybe finally we’ll see whether Newsom is ready for prime time.

San Francisco is unlikely to ever become a conservative paradise, but even the politics there is self-correcting.

Until they change their thinking, Californians will continue to vote with their gas pedals.

So don’t feel guilty when you pay your taxes this week. You have every right to find the system uncivilized.

I have enough faith in our system to believe that these indictments will ultimately blow up in the prosecutors’ face, writes Steven Greenhut.

California’s progressive leaders have imposed the policies that led to our high gas prices. Instead of doing anything about them, they are bloviating about price gouging.

Until we acknowledge that it’s not natural for the elephant to dominate the room, the state will never fix its problems or improve its ailing public services.

We no longer have property rights when officials can eliminate them by executive order, legislation or regulatory fiat.