by Tom Campbell | Feb 5, 2025 | CA State Government, Transparency in State Gov
The state water bond initiative in 2014 was supposed to allocate $2.7 billion to water storage. As of 2018, no water-storage projects had been approved although many wetlands restoration and endangered species habit projects had been identified. This is illustrative...
by Tom Campbell | Feb 5, 2025 | CA State Government, Transparency in State Gov
The California State Senate hired former Attorney General Eric Holder to provide legal advice on suing the federal government. The Attorney General of California announces a new challenge to the federal government almost weekly. Californians need to know the cost of...
by Tom Campbell | Feb 5, 2025 | CA State Government, Transparency in State Gov
All expenditures intended to influence a California campaign should have their sources identified. At every election, mysterious committees send out hit-pieces on candidates, without disclosing who is actually funding them. Candidates should be encouraged to limit the...
