From FreeandEqual.org: A Back Room Budget Deal earlier this year means the so-called "Top-Two" Primary will be voted on by California citizens.
The vote would
State Universities have seen better days. In the next five years, classes are expected to increase by 10-20% while faculty is expected to decline by 10%. Tuition has more
Attorney General Brown makes it clear in his Amicus Brief that California supports the NRA petitioners in their recent Supreme Court Case vs. the City of Chicago.
According to Examiner
A little over a week ago Amazon sent a letter to California legislators threatening to end its business with marketing affiliates if legislation was passed imposing sales tax for internet
You gotta love the golden state. The land of opportunity, technology, and face lifts. It is a state that boasts all the natural resources one could need. It's
The Democrats failed to pass the first of 20 budget proposals yesterday (Wed 6/24). Not that it would have been too much better otherwise, as this proposal addressed only
Arambula expresses disappointment over the state's water problem solutions and the Democratic leaders who curb the deficit by raising taxes without deeper cuts using "phantom money"
A Project Labor Agreement, or PLA, will not be used in the $887 million project (scheduled to begin this summer) to expand San Diego’s International Airport at Lindbergh Field.
On State Treasurer Robert Lauten’s website he displays the “Act-Independent Statement” to the G-20 Summit in London, APRIL 2, 2009. This insightful text intends to define the
SEIU Executive Vice President Eliseo Medina says: “Governor Schwarzenegger’s proposed cuts to home care would add up to 340,000 people to the ranks of the unemployed, moving California’
According to the LA Times in 2004 the city had four known storefront dispensaries. Now, police say there are as many as 600 or more… no one really knows. In
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