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Nonprofit News Outlets Fill Gaps Left By Traditional Media

Image credit: Journalism.org The Pew Research Center released a study Monday examining the current landscape of nonprofit news organizations. The study polled 172 digital nonprofits that were started between

By Alex Gauthier

June 10, 2013

Nonprofit News Outlets Fill Gaps Left By Traditional Media

Darrell Steinberg Optimistic About California Budget Outlook

Senate President Pro tem Darrell Steinberg at PPIC conference // Credit: PPIC Speaking at a Public Policy Institute of California discussion Thursday, Senate President pro Tem Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento) remained optimistic

By Alex Gauthier

June 7, 2013

Darrell Steinberg Optimistic About California Budget Outlook

House Lawmakers See Elections Oversight Committee as Waste of Money

The community of federal campaign oversight will undergo significant downsizing following announcements from the Federal Election Commission and the House Administration Committee, Wednesday. Tony Herman, General Legal Counsel to the

By Alex Gauthier

June 6, 2013

House Lawmakers See Elections Oversight Committee as Waste of Money

Who Bought The 2012 Election?

Credit: Nagy-Bagoly Arpad / Shutterstock.com A prevailing theory has emerged regarding the 2012 election that merits some examination. The theory runs along the lines of, Republicans lost in 2012 despite

By Alex Gauthier

June 5, 2013

Republican Senatorial Committee Rebrands With 'Yes' Ad

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=I6_7Z5o765M The National Republican Senatorial Committee unveiled a new advertisement Thursday, simply titled, "Yes." The ad features

By Alex Gauthier

May 31, 2013

Republican Senatorial Committee Rebrands With 'Yes' Ad

California Campaign Finance Reform Bills Pass Senate

Desk in California Senate // Credit: Wallentine via Shutterstock.com Following a series of votes Wednesday and earlier this week, Senate bills 2, 3, 27, and 52 are on their way

By Alex Gauthier

May 30, 2013

California Campaign Finance Reform Bills Pass Senate

Poll Finds Independents Think Government Has Too Much Power

United States Congress A Gallup poll, released Monday, found 58 percent of self-identified independents felt the government has “too much power.” The poll surveyed over 1,000 voters randomly selected

By Alex Gauthier

May 28, 2013

Poll Finds Independents Think Government Has Too Much Power

States Move Towards Greater Government Transparency

Credit: carl ballou / Shutterstock.com This week, California and Alabama joined the growing number of states advancing towards greater government transparency by adopting new online disclosure systems. In California, Secretary

By Alex Gauthier

May 24, 2013

States Move Towards Greater Government Transparency

What Happens When Government Gets Too Big

US Treasury Building // credit: mike_s_etc via Flickr In the midst of partisan jockeying for a moral high ground surrounding the IRS debacle, neither side of the aisle, nor

By Alex Gauthier

May 23, 2013

What Happens When Government Gets Too Big

White House Announces 'nonpartisan' Elections Commission

Late Tuesday, president Barack Obama announced 10 appointees to undertake the Commission on Election Administration. The commission includes both Republican and Democratic operatives, as well as academics and business professionals.

By Alex Gauthier

May 21, 2013

White House Announces 'nonpartisan' Elections Commission

Follow the Money Act Draws Criticism

Tatiana Popova / Shutterstock.com Announced last month by Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), the Follow the Money Act was received with much acclaim from citizens and nonpartisan organizations.

By Alex Gauthier

May 21, 2013

Chris Christie Cashes In With Californians

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (center) visits FEMA personnel // credit: Liz Roll (FEMA) In today's political climate, it's difficult to find a politician that voters of

By Alex Gauthier

May 17, 2013

Chris Christie Cashes In With Californians