The La Times is reporting that Proposition 8 opponents are taking it to the wallets of its supporters.
More than a week after the passage of Proposition 8, activists opposed
The Contra Costa Times reports that the Governor supports open primaries as a way to force the two parties to work together better:
SACRAMENTO — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger likely will go
From the Sacremento Bee:
One of the ironies of Arnold Schwarzenegger's time as governor of California is how he has failed to do some seemingly simple things – like
California's budget deficit could reach nearly $28 billion over the next two years unless drastic steps - including raising new taxes - are taken to stem the fiscal bleeding, the
Analyst urges immediate action to stem state deficit
By Rebecca Kimitch, Staff Writer
On a day when the Legislative Analyst suggested raising the state income tax by 5 percent, one
California's gay chickens were shocked with mix emotionslast Tuesday in California. Early in thenight, gay chickens all over the state were ecstatic as the results came inover Proposition2,
Last Tuesday, California'svoters passed a constitutional amendment stripping the ability of gay personsto enter into a marriage contract. The final ballots have been tallied, but theheated debate over
Only days after Californian's agreed to shell out $40 billion for a high-speed rail program, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger announced a plan to hopefully put an end to
There is an interesting article from Bloomberg today on the Fed's refusal to identify the recipients of nearly $2 trillion dollars worth of emergency loans. This is why
LA Times
Get set for the California governor race
Schwarzenegger to gay marriage backers: Don't give up
Skelton: Schwarzenegger's call for tax hikes brings him into
In a debate over Britain's membershipin the then-emergent European Union, Margaret Thatcher accused Labor LeaderNeil Kinnock of being a toady for the European interests, and playing alongwith
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