Who Owns the Wave? The Coastal Act, Public Access and the Surfer’s Sense of Freedom

Who Owns the Wave? The Coastal Act, Public Access and the Surfer’s Sense of Freedom – From the 1972 ballot to this year’s Supreme Court ruling, California’s coast has been a running argument about liberty and the commons

Proposition 40 And The Billionaire Exodus: Why A One-Time Wealth Tax Is A Bad Wave To Paddle For

Proposition 40 And The Billionaire Exodus: Why A One-Time Wealth Tax Is A Bad Wave To Paddle For – California voters will decide this November on a 5 percent tax on billionaires’ wealth, but new research challenges the economics behind it, and billionaire departures have already shrunk the very base it aims to tax

Six Dollar Gas And An Empty Refinery: How Sacramento Helped Drive California Fuel Prices To The Edge Of A Record

Six Dollar Gas And An Empty Refinery: How Sacramento Helped Drive California Fuel Prices To The Edge Of A Record – California’s average pump price came within 4.4 cents of the 2022 all-time high this month, and while a war in Iran pushed crude higher, two refinery closures and a hostile policy climate explain why California pays far more than everyone else