The California Fix

The state’s initiative system is flawed, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be fixed.

California has what New York wants; New York tried the constitutional convention some propose for California.

Editorial: So many problems, so many competing interests -- only rewriting the Constitution will do.

To get out of this mess, governments at the local level must be empowered. Here’s how.

Editorial: The good-government goal should be a state Constitution that works, not a conquest over conservatives.

A separate Assembly and state Senate is redundant and an obstacle to responsive, transparent government.

Editorial: A constitutional convention is the best opportunity for the state to reclaim its purpose.