Commentary

Reliable energy infrastructure is a hallmark of a modern world, and affordable power is vital for economic development and social cohesion. Ensuring that electricity...

Tim Draper believes California is three states struggling within the boundaries of one, and wants to set them free. Voters will have the chance in November to decide if they share his vision that more governments make better governance.

The key to California’s long-term economic growth can be found in the classroom.

As the Trump administration and the 115th Congress now are into their second year, the California Chamber of Commerce continues to communicate its international...

In 2016, 554 Californians filed sexual harassment complaints with the state civil rights agency, and many other employees have complained directly to employers without involving a state agency.

The California economy is humming. Unemployment is at historic lows, even in many parts of the state often left behind in good times. But even...

The California Chamber of Commerce has deep concerns over the impact that a stand-alone tariff on steel and aluminum could have on international trade...

Even more than other election years, 2018 will be the start of transitions in California politics and public policy.

There is a troubling chasm in the world of work today and it threatens U.S. prosperity and hopes of strengthening the middle class. Millions of...

One of the things keeping state legislators busy in Sacramento right now is a shortsighted attempt to impose on California small businesses a new,...