On California by David Crane
David CraneWritings about California governance and public policy
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What CalPERS Did Not Report
Consider a scenario where you serve as the CEO of a social services non-profit. Two decades ago, back in 2006, you committed to providing a $500,000 lump-sum retirement payout to a staff member in 2026. To fund this, both you and the employ...
SF Standard: Newsom’s brand of socialism: Spend big, reward your donors
Originally published in The San Francisco Standard - Opinion on July 14, 2026
After eight years in office and eight growing budgets, Gavin Newsom’s central legacy as governor is this: a vast expansion of social programs whose biggest benef...
Where Are LA's Capitalists?
Los Angeles’s capitalists have gone missing from political action. San Francisco offers a telling contrast: capitalist-backed lawmakers now dominate City Hall, and voters recently rejected a socialist revenue measure. In LA, the picture is...
SEIU's Brand Of Socialism
Have you noticed that the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) never backs tax measures that would send revenues directly to residents? SEIU only wants revenues to flow through governments that — you guessed it — pay SEIU members....
$21.3 Billion Loss Of Reserves Under Newsom
As Gavin Newsom enacts his final budget as governor, I have been looking at all eight of his budgets. The first post was about spending on employee compensation and benefits, which is the third largest category of state spending. The second...
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Lecturer in Public Policy at Stanford University and President of Govern For California
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