Tuesday, June 14, 2016
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*FR Publisher Jon Fleischman*
Internet Poker Bill No Gamble For Special Interests
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*From the FR Blog: Former Senator Ray Haynes*
The End of Welfare As We Know It
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*FR Senior Correspondent Katy Grimes*
California: More Gun Control Increases Terror Problem
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*FR Exclusive: Tom Scott*
The Prop. 65 Payday Continues
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Dan Walters
SacBee: Controversial Stanford sexual assault case has a political twist
More Democratic hypocrisy
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US Senate Race
LAT $: Kamala Harris strengthened, Loretta Sanchez weak as general election begins, new poll finds
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Former Senator Ron Calderon to plead guilty to corruption charges
SJMN: Prosecutors: Ex-California senator Ron Calderon to plead guilty to bribe
- SacBee: Ex-California senator Ron Calderon to plead guilty to mail fraud
- San Francisco: Prosecution says FedEx was a drug courier, defense says company is innocent
- LAT $: Updates on California politics: Former state lawmaker pleads guilty, gun control bills considered in wake of Orlando shooting
- LAT $: Former state Sen. Ron Calderon's guilty plea in corruption case marks blow to political dynasty
- LAT $: Essential California: Political dynasty takes a hit
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Gun Control Bills
Gun control: California Assembly and Senate committees meet to consider a raft of bills
- LAT $: After Orlando, California lawmakers push for action on gun control
- SacBee: After Stanford case, California lawmakers push to redefine rape
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Under the dome
SacBee: Bill to end daylight saving time passes California committee
- SacBee: How much should Californians know about police shootings?
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CPUC Audit Coming Soon
SDUT: CPUC audit release is imminent -
Cap and Trade Train Wreck
LAT $: California's cap-and-trade program faces daunting hurdles to avoid collapse -
Sweetheart Union Deal
SacBee: California maintenance union pact costliest since at least 2005
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Clean Water Act
PLF: Federal court rules that plowing without an Army Corps permit violates Clean Water Act
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The Golden Pen
Thomas Peele
EBT: Must stop bill to copyright public records -
Orange County Register Editorial
OCReg: Americans are drowning in regulations -
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy
FH: The House Work of Counterterrorism
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Joel Fox
FH: The First “Gut and Amend” Initiative?
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David Kersten
FH: Prop. 30 Extension Represent CA Taxpayer-Funded Bailout -
Sacramento Area
SacBee: Sacramento Regional Transit eliminates administrative jobs, cancels bus cuts - SacBee: Keeping Capitol Park green with reclaimed water won’t come cheap
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East Bay
SJMN: Contra Costa deputy suspended in Oakland police sex misconduct scandal -
South Bay
SJMN: 3 new images: Suspects from Trump rally -
Central Valley
BakCal: Kern County votes give Huerta help in narrow 21st District race - BakCal: Sales tax revenue falls but no adjustment needed to city budget
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Central Coast
SLTrib: Oak tree protection ordinance expected in coming weeks - New Santa Cruz harbor dredge’s arrival comes after hard winter
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Ventura County
VCStar $: City of Ventura’s SOAR moves onto November ballot - VCStar $: $2.16 billion budget proposed for county government
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Los Angeles
LAT $: Coalition says L.A. Unified underfunds neediest students - LAT $: Ex-L.A. County sheriff's deputy at center of jail scandal is given six months in prison
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Orange County
OCReg: OC Transportation Authority approves $1.16 billion budget - Garden Grove Mayor Bao Nguyen moves into second place in race for Rep. Loretta Sanchez's seat
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Inland Empire
PE: COURTS: Inland judgeships stalled by state -
San Bernardino County
PE: OntarioTRANSPORTATION: Turnover of ONT delayed indefinitely -
Riverside County
DesSun: Education: CVUSD promises more transparency in spending - DesSun: Palm Desert protesting CVWD's proposed water rate hike
- PE: NESTLE: Bottled water case's judge sends attorneys back to well
- DesSun: Riverside County jail calls about to get a lot cheaper
- DesSun: Activists protest Nestle bottling as court hears lawsuit
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San Diego
SDUT: Council OKs $3.4B San Diego budget - SDUT: Looking toward the November electionJun 13, 2016, 10:34 a.m.
- SDUT: Ethics Commission fines architect $6,000