If the polls are any indication, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker – the Republican who annihilated workers’ rights and equal pay for women – will narrowly survive a recall attempt on June 5th. It is unbelievably tragic, and did not have
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In just the past five years, California has seen an explosion of internet job boards, internet job training sites, and internet job hunting blogs. The supersite job boards, Monster and CareerBuilder, have been joined by hundreds of smaller boards, as
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In Quebec, Canada, a student strike protesting $1,778 tuition increase over seven years is in its 108th day. The students have demonstrated in the streets, occupied buildings, boycotted classes, posted barricades and used every available social media tool to promote
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You get them. The letters from Obama or Debbie Wasserman Schultz. The calls from state Democratic candidates telling you what’s at stake. They show up around election time with increasing frequency – sort of like Obama’s speeches about “change,” and
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Mayor Ed Lee came to Little Saigon in the Tenderloin on May 29 to promote new city investment in small businesses. The Mayor’s upcoming budget allocates $1.5 million over two years for a wide range of small business assistance, and
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My goodness! Shocked over the news that the Golden State Warriors will return to San Francisco! The team’s NEW owners, since purchasing the Franchise, July 15, 2010, for a record $450 million, PETER GUBER of Mandalay Entertainment and his partner
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