Janet Nguyen: Andrew Do is getting preferential treatment. Five years is too light a sentence.
The U.S. government needs to do the right thing and end the two-tiered justice system.
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Sacramento Democrats voted to destabilize the fuel market and raise gas prices for Californians
The last thing we need is a state agency seizing control over the oil industry.
Janet Nguyen: I am committed to fighting corruption and waste in Orange County
Orange County is one of the best places to live in America. Yet I continue to see the glad-handing, special interest perks and grift traditionally seen in places like Chicago...
Janet Nguyen: We need better results for what we spend fighting homelessness
As homeless numbers explode while billions in tax dollars are squandered, one thing is obvious: We need a dramatic change in allocating money.
Janet Nguyen: Orange County’s animal shelter disaster demands immediate reform
I will be looking into ways to hold the animal shelter accountable to the citizens that pay the salaries of its managers and fund care for the unfortunate animals who...
Janet Nguyen: California cannot back down from fighting the fentanyl epidemic
California law enforcement must be in a position to work in tandem with federal agencies which is possible only by funding and staffing local law enforcement programs dedicated to the...
California Legislature moves to allow discrimination in higher education: Janet Nguyen
In 1996, California voters overwhelmingly supported the California Civil Rights Initiative – Proposition 209 – to end government discrimination.
Dangerous flaws in Proposition 57 could result in early release of sex offenders
Thanks to Proposition 57, hundreds of sex offenders could be released into our communities through an early parole program.
Giving back to those on Veterans Day who were willing to give all
Of all the commemorative holidays that we celebrate together as Americans, Veterans Day carries with it a personal significance. On Veterans Day, I am not only reminded of the millions...
Single-payer health care is a failed promise
Senate Bill 562, the single-payer health care bill, and its steep price tag, is not the solution to our broken health care system. The Senate Appropriations Committee estimates SB562 would...