Wednesday, November 15, 2006
LAT: State's cash flood may be receding, economists fear-
SacBee: Expanded health coverage tops governor's list of goals
- SacBee: CalPERS panel urges rate boost
- SFChron: SACRAMENTO - Low voter turnout expected in future
- VentStar: Pollsters see pattern in low voter turnout
- SacBee: Racial report critical of bill vetoes
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OakTrib: Senate changes bring new roles for Californians
- CCTimes: Boxer, Feinstein take leadership roles
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NCTimes: Issa seeking GOP policy leadership position
- NYTimes: G.O.P. in House Gears Up for New Leadership Fight
- LAT: Conservatives wary of choice to lead RNC
- LAT: Illegal immigrants' healthcare bill is tallied
- OCReg: A giver and a rainmaker
- SFChron: Supervisors ban plastic to-go boxes, ease pot enforcement
- SFChron: Feinstein bids to keep names from ball club
- SJMerc: S.F. school board votes to ban Junior ROTC
- SJMerc: A's unveil field of tech dreams
- CCTimes: A's unwrap plans for Fremont park
- FresBee: McNerney learns Congress 101
- FresBee: Fresno Co. sheriff covers half of budget shortfall
- FresBee: Utility-rate hike on horizon
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The Golden Pen
HumEvnts: An Open Memorandum to House Republicans
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Nat'lRev: Leading the Minority into the Majority
- WashTimes: Rebuilding a conservative Republican majority
- SDUT: Hunter, Issa, Bilbray must back reformers
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SacBee: Moderation is nice but no cure-all
- SacBee: Movers
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Sifting Through The Entrails
- LAT: Alarcon considers run for City Council
- LADN: Alarcón exploring return to City Council
- LAT: Ethics panel sends a campaign funding plan to council
- LADN: Boon for city lobbyists
- LAT: Brewer gets no honeymoon at L.A. Unified
- OCReg: Daucher's lead keeps getting smaller
- LAT: Still-tight O.C. races make for uptight candidates
- OCReg: Caltrans vows to get up to code
- SDUT: Sanders outlines job cuts in budget
- NCTimes: Busby officially concedes in 50th District race to Bilbray
- NCTimes: County approves sex offender law
- NCTimes: San Diego faces $87 million deficit next fiscal year
- SDUT: SEC slams city on pension debt