“Los Angeles Teachers’ Strike: Why Isn’t The City’s Mayor Calling Balls And Strikes?” by Hoover Instititution’s Bill Whalen: Since his landslide re-election nearly two years ago, Eric Garcetti hasn’t shied away from his interest in relocating from Los Angeles City Hall to the Oval Office. Last year, he hosted a fundraiser for South Carolina Democrats in his city and delivered a college commencement address in New Hampshire.

Hoover Institution fellow Bill Whalen discusses how Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti's presidential candidacy is weighed down by the Los Angeles homeless problem and now the teachers’s strike.

Hoover Institution fellow Michael Boskin discusses how Governor Newsom’s agenda is taking shape one week in and how the state is reacting. 

The State of California has now spent over $5 billion on its long-delayed high-speed rail project — roughly the same amount of money that Democrats are refusing to provide President Donald Trump for his border wall proposal.