Columns Bullet train backers won’t take ‘no’ for an answer By Jon Coupal on August 27, 2013 Promoters of the California bullet train are behaving like a salesman who gets his foot... Read more →
Columns Column: Insiders threaten the initiative process By Jon Coupal on August 20, 2013 Are you and your neighbors fed up with the policies of your local officials? For over 100... Read more →
Columns Column: Who cares about homeowners? By Jon Coupal on August 13, 2013 One would think that last year’s passage of Proposition 30, which gave California the... Read more →
Columns You don’t want it, but it’s a bargain By Jon Coupal on August 6, 2013 Suppose you are offered a bargain on a pair of well-made shoes. You can have the new... Read more →
Columns Where would we be without Prop. 13? By Jon Coupal on July 30, 2013 DATELINE CHICAGO: Mayor warns property taxes could be going up 150 percent. Suppose... Read more →
Columns Could state have a trillion dollar train? By Jon Coupal on July 23, 2013 After the Loma Prieta earthquake in 1989, the replacement span for the Bay Bridge was... Read more →
Columns Taxpayers say ‘no mas’ By Jon Coupal on July 16, 2013 A just-released survey by Probolsky Research shows that most California voters now oppose... Read more →
Columns Corruption in your back yard By Jon Coupal on July 9, 2013 A recent front page story in the Los Angeles Times raised the curtain on a dirty little... Read more →
Columns 2 Supreme Court puts California initiative process in jeopardy By Jon Coupal on July 2, 2013 The United States Supreme Court’s decision not to hear the case of Proposition 8 could... Read more →
Columns ‘CAB’ ride rips off local taxpayers By Jon Coupal on June 25, 2013 There is an old saying, “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably... Read more →
