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Posted 11.09.2012
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Los Angeles
This story comes courtesy of California Watch. By Lance Williams Multimillionaire activists, big labor unions and major corporations combined to...
Revelations of discrimination by insurance companies are always shocking, but when they come out just days before a vote on an industry-sponsored ballot measure that would legalize unfair price increases and prejudice in auto insurance, Californians should pay particular attention.
Jerry Brown may have thought that the bad old days of campaign finance were gone. At least for a fleeting historical moment. But now he's finding himself in the midst of some bad new days.
It takes big money to play in California's ballot measure process today, so billionaires are plenty welcome. But if they are in it for themselves, they aren't likely to fool the voters, who have a remarkable knack for rejecting any ballot initiative with a stink behind it.
This story comes courtesy of California Watch. By Will Evans The top 10 donors to November's state ballot measures – a smattering of extremel...
This article comes to us courtesy of California Watch By Will Evans The 90-year-old billionaire chairman of Mercury Insurance just won't give up...
A new advertisement by documentary filmmaker Robert Greenwald aims to derail Mercury Insurance Group's efforts to change the rules that ultimately det...
CBS folded and removed the billboard criticizing Mercury Insurance without even a word of warning to its client, my consumer group, Consumer Watchdog.
People who pay for coverage should not be penalized for using their policy.
