Over 100 local governments will ask voters to increase taxes on Tuesday, which is nearly twice the record set in November of 2016.
District-based elections, changes in cities' election dates, and a surge of cannabis measures are making this year's elections that much more intense.
Two of the most controversial measures appearing on the California ballot this November appear to be going down in flames, according to the latest polling from California’s Public Policy Institute.
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There are dozens of local measures on cannabis to be decided by voters in California next month. Most of them would establish a new tax basis for marijuana businesses.
A police officer taking home $452,653 per year and making a total of $539,735 with benefits. A fire captain whose total compensation reached $557,655 last year.
The underperformance of California’s legal marijuana market has ripped a hole in the state budget, according to documents released Thursday. Gov.
By Jim Madaffer, former San Diego City Councilman and President of Madaffer Enterprises.