Kerry Jackson

Kerry Jackson is the William Clement Fellow in California Reform at the Pacific Research Institute and the co-author of the forthcoming PRI book, "The California Left Coast Survivor's Guide."

Law-and-order voters in America’s second largest city finally fire their radical DA

Opinion November 13

Law-and-order voters in America’s second largest city finally fire their radical DA

Blue voters have reached a tipping point with crime and have lost confidence in prosecutors who are conducting real-time sociological experiments they call reform.

Biden's rent-control plan will only make America’s housing crisis worse

OPINION July 22

Biden's rent-control plan will only make America’s housing crisis worse

In Joe Biden's desperation, he has suggested a rent-control plan that would cap increases. He should have learned better from California, which has controlled rents for years.

Why Californicating the United States isn't going well

OPINION January 12

Why Californicating the United States isn't going well

California's declining population means that along with a shrinking congressional delegation, it's likely losing some degree of its political influence across the country.

California Gov. Newsom travels the globe while these problems plague his state

OPINION November 2, 2023

California Gov. Newsom travels the globe while these problems plague his state

While "climate governor" Gavin Newsom travels the globe, setting himself up for a White House run, California has become a train wreck.