Dear Editor, Legal malpractice in Family Courts costs California consumers $1.3 billion that can be used to help our economy (Capitol Weekly, Feb. 12) There are estimated 160,000 divorces filed in California each year. 60% are now done without lawyers
Dear Editor,
The “I loathe Democrats” hatred from the Republican blogger cited by Big Daddy is very sad. But it should come as no surprise.
For at least the past decade, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity,
Dear Editor,
Regarding the state budget (Capitol Weekly, Jan. 15), it was stated that California does not know how to handle the volatility of revenue. Owners of small businesses and those who run households know how to
Dear Editor, The way John Howard talks about “mired deep in partisanship” (“Educators brace for sharp budget knife,” Capitol Weekly, Jan. 8,) doesn’t really reflect the compromises made by the Dems, whose instincts are to close the budget gap with
Dear Editor,
Thank you for this article (“Family Law Task Force getting flak for recruitment, ‘insider’ panelists,” Capitol Weekly, Dec. 18). It provides public recognition of several issues long overdue.
Don Saxton
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Dear Editor,
In response to the Dec. 4 commentary by Tammi Swafford (“Yes To Cleaner Air But At What Cost”), the American Lung Association of California recognizes there are costs to businesses for upgrading and replacing trucks
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Dear Editor:
Professor Galles hasn't been paying attention to what has gone on in the Capitol since 2004. From the time Gov. Schwarzenegger took office, the overriding message of his administration
Dear Editor,
For two decades, the “big three” American auto makers have been making a fortune building and selling gas-guzzling SUVs while Toyota and Honda were developing energy-efficient, well-designed, long-lasting cars. They were able to profit so
Dear Editor,
In Scott Hauge’s op-ed (“California’s greenhouse gas law benefits small business,” Capitol Weekly, Oct. 9), he offers a “full-throated endorsement” of California’s plan to address greenhouse gas emissions. While we fully support the goals of
Dear Editor,
Anthony York ( Capitol Weekly, Oct. 9, “State budget: The deficit that never seems to end”) quotes Senate Leader Don Perata as saying that “the options are all bad.” Maybe not. Maybe the budget problem