Thursday, July 17, 2008
California as No. 1 (in Taxation)
Reps. Young and Lewis - Pigs of a Feather-
SFChron: Schwarzenegger misses Fabian Nunez
- CapWkly: Machado bill pushes transparency at State Fund, but some want more
- CapWkly: Site's temporary absence leaves void in Capitol information culture
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CapWkly: Will non-profit foundations save political journalism?
- CapWkly: Coto, non-profit foundations reach deal on diversity
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SacBee: HMO premiums estimated to rise 12% in California next year
- SacBee: Sen. Kuehl tries again for universal health care system in California
- CapWkly: Self-taxation costs the state millions of dollars
- SFChron: Same-Sex Marriage Will Stay On Ballot
- SJMerc: Court lets stand initiative on same-sex marriages
- LAT: Bid to ban gay marriage will stay on ballot, California Supreme Court rules
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SacBee: Schwarzenegger criticizes lawmakers for not reaching budget deal
- SFChron: Governor Frustrated By State's Late Budget
- CapWkly: Gov's plan to levy fees to fight fires ignites Capitol budget fight
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PolitickerCA: McCarthy's 'Young Guns' consider primary endorsements
- SacBee: California high school dropout rate near one-quarter, report says
- SFChron: School Dropout Rate Higher Than Thought
- StockRec: 54 percent in SUSD drop out
- ModBee: Dropout rates in California high schools alarm educators
- FresBee: Valley districts' dropout rates climb under new calculation
- LADN: L.A., California schools are badly failing students and the public
- OCReg: O.C. dropout rates higher than previously reported
- IVDB: Crisis now clearer
- DesSun: California dropout statistics released
- SDUT: Student dropout rate hits 20%
- SacBee: Balloon ban is put on hold
- SFChron: Nuclear plants, offshore drilling gain support
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President Bush to make Northern California visit Thursday
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LAT: UC regents delay action on SAT subject exams
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OCReg: Royce maintains campaign finance supremacy
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PolitickerCA: Leibham outrises Bilbray in 2Q
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Cook narrowly outpaces Rohrabacher in 2nd quarter money
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The Golden Pen
LAT: Where does all that state money go? - SDUT: No to tax hikes
- CapWkly: Health plans say price tag is too high for Kuehl's health care bill
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SacBee: State's major risk health insurance program is ailing
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SacBee: New numbers won't end California school dropout debate
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WSJ: Voters Want Economic Leadership
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Newsmax.: Strategist: McCain Should Pick VP Candidate He Knows
- CapWkly: Alcohol bill could affect Kevin Johnson grocery store project
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SacBee: Lungren leads money race
- SacBee: Airport all set to grow
- SacBee: Political figure Julie Lee pleads guilty in San Francisco court
- SFChron: Hearing on S.F. rescue-zoo legislation today
- SFChron: Oakland council OKs whistle-blower law
- OakTrib: Council approves audit, whistle-blower protection
- CCTimes: Richmond council approves Chevron upgrade project
- SacBee: San Joaquin Valley district ranks last in well-being study
- SJMerc: VTA set to propose tax for BART to San Jose
- FresBee: Not all Fresno County retirees equal in payback
- BakCal: Weir recall vote won't make November ballot
- LAT: Malibu to sue Coastal Commission over public access
- LADN: L.A. city suit targets Blue Shield for ending policies
- SanGabTrib:710 tunnel funds on draft of tax proposal
- LAT: L.A. parking rates may be going up soon
- LADN: Sportsmen's Lodge will be staying open
- LAT: Lawyers for ex-O.C. sheriff seek confidant's diaries
- OCReg: O.C. sheriff's crime lab receives international accreditation
- OCReg: UPDATE: Rep. Miller says he may sell his investment in toll roads
- OCReg: Brea might raise its sales tax
- RivPE: New cuts pare San Bernardino's deficit to $4 million; 2 council members block new tax proposals
- SDUT: Mediation OK'd in split by tribe on membership
- SDUT: Trustees for SEDC concerned about cuts