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A few weeks ago, my oldest child graduated from high school and is preparing for her college journey this fall. Obviously, it fills my heart

If one takes a quick glance at the daily schedule of events happening in and around the State Capitol all on the same Monday this

When you Google “public relations vs. public affairs”, the definitions and distinctions go on for pages and pages. Opinions and definitions are all over the

If proponents have their way, a surcharge will be placed on properties leased by millions of “mom and pop” small businesses across the Golden State

BY CHRISTOPHER CADELAGO [email protected] Ryan Clumpner was chatting with his wealthy aunt at a recent holiday gathering when the subject inexorably turned to politics. “Somehow,

Following a very active legislative session in 2015 many new laws are set to take effect on January 1, 2016. California business owners/operators should prepare

Grateful to the Asian Pacific Islander American Public Affairs Association (APAPA) and Founding President C.C. Yin for presenting me with APAPA’s 2015 Enduring Friendship Award

Let’s not allow small business and jobs to be the casualties of ill-conceived climate change policy. Our leaders present (Obama, Brown) and past (Schwarzenegger, Bloomberg)

John Kabateck took an entrepreneurial leap in July, launching his own public affairs firms after stepping down as the longtime executive director of the California

This so-called “downtime” each year in Sacramento never fails to create an aura of awkwardness, discomfort and uncertainty among a good many. With the Legislature

The executive director of the California chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business is stepping down at the end of June to start his own public

Spring is near, and the smell of ink drying on new legislation permeates the air in Sacramento. With more than 2,400 pieces of legislation introduced