Tuesday, September 12, 2006
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SHAME ON ANGELIDES - His Campaign Admits to Sneaking On To State Computer
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LAT: A Civil Immigration Debate
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LAT: Schwarzenegger's Computer Security Is Probed
- SacBee: Angelides camp denies hacking
- OakTrib: Governor tape probe may lead to arrest
- NYTimes: Breaches of Computers Investigated in California
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LADN: Prop. 1B would put almost $20 billion into transit work
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LAT: CalPERS Invokes State Law to Keep Dealings With Venture Capital Firms Secret
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SacBee: Change to tax zones may be modest
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The Hill: Hunter proposes compromise bill
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OCReg: Running for No. 2
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NWN: Tape Flap Produces Conflicting Explanations And A Revelation
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Weintraub Blog: WSJ poll: Schwarzenegger by 3.5
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LAT Blog: Waiting for Phil Angelides
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SDUT: No on Prop. 87
- CCTimes: Muslims demand apology for mayor's comments
- SacBee: Deputies' labor talks delay new inspector general
- SacBee: Strike enters second week; fewer are out
- SacBee: Voters could carve up school district
- FresBee: Dust yet to settle in Mendota's political wars
- StockRec: Supervisors weigh air pollution fee proposal
- LAT: Plan to Turn San Luis Obispo Farmland Into Green Mall to Go Before Voters
- LADN: Prop. R language to be addressed
- PSN:Judge orders changes to Arcadia ballot initiative
- PSN: Money talks in recall election
- IVDB: Candidate cries foul over PAC actions
- RivPE:Candidate: Assessor bought endorsement
- SBSun: Immigration employees' incentives questioned
- NCTimes: City officials' pay may be linked to budget
- NCTimes: Oceanside council to soon get results of investigation into consultant
- SDUT: Judge alters anti-Prop. T wording
- SDUT: Jamul tribe set to hear from public on casino
- SDUT: S.D. council says unused cell phone towers must be removed