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Building Cities From Scratch
Steven Greenhut
October 2, 2024
SACRAMENTO – The plan by a group of San Francisco Bay Area venture capitalists to build an entirely new city on ranch land in Solano County between the Bay Area and Sacramento has become one of the most controversial housing ...
Grants Pass and Prop 36 Will Help Policymakers Control California’s Homeless Crisis
Wayne Winegarden
December 26, 2024
Between 2007 and 2014, homelessness declined faster in California than the rest of the country – an 18 percent total decline in California compared to a 9 percent total decline in the rest of the country. And then something happened ...
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A farmer’s ag policy Christmas wish
Pam Lewison
December 24, 2024
Early this year, the 2022 Census of Agriculture was released by the USDA. The data was alarming. California lost 7,387 farms in five years. That works out to be 1,477 farms and ranches a year; 28 a week; four a ...
Enhanced Obamacare Subsidies Define Taking Without Giving
Sally C. Pipes
December 23, 2024
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is projecting that some 2.2 million people will become uninsured in 2026 if the enhanced premium subsidies that Democrats green-lit for exchange coverage expire as scheduled at the end of next year. Eventually, the CBO ...
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