Thursday, December 7, 2006
A TOUGH ROW TO HOE IN 2007-
CapWkly: Young assemblyman joins conservative ranks
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SDUT: Jantz staying in public eye
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CapWkly: Democrats relieved at outcome of Senate GOP fight
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CapWkly: New insurance commissioner faces hot-button regulations
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SacBee: Hall of Fame has A-list cast
- SJMerc: California Hall of Fame celebrates first inductees
- LADN: Gehry, Reagan, Disney among first inductees
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OCReg: Nuñez lobbies D.C. for global warming law
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SJMerc: Voters like bipartisan governance for California
- CCTimes: Californians want cooperation
- LADN: Opinion of governor improving
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SacBee: FPPC is targeting Migden for violations
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CapWkly: GOP senators concerned by lack of Republican Fellows
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SDUT: College student leader quits over liberal profs
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CapWkly: Juan Vargas, former Assembly Insurance Committee chairman, takes job with Safeco
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OakTrib: Bay Area Dems tapped to head vital committees Local legislators picked to lead top committees
- CCTimes: East Bay lawmakers gain sway in Capitol
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SacBee: Optical chains win lawsuit
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SBSun: Medical pot law challenge denied
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LAT: Court upholds racial challenges to at-large elections
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LAT: Donations for 5 fallen firefighters hit a snag: IRS
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SFChron: Pure Panic, Fear On Dec. 7 In SF
- SFChron: Survivors meet for last time in Hawaii
- OakTrib: Pearl Harbor survivors carry on longtime tradition
- FresBee: Infamy's survivors
- BakCal: Survivors' wives heroes in own right
- SLOTrib: Pearl Harbor sneak attack is still vivid in their minds
- SBSun: A date which will live in infamy
- OCReg: Forever returned to Pearl Harbor
- NCTimes: 'When you're that young, you don't have fear': Local man was at air base during Pearl Harbor attack 65 years ago
- SDUT: Pearl Harbor vets gather to remember
- AUDIO: Franklin D. Roosevelt's "date in infamy" speech on Dec. 8, 1941, when he called on Congress to declare war on Japan
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The Golden Pen
SFChron: A father who died trying
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SacBee: Assembly civility is a bit fleeting
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SacBee: Voters happier, but faith in the future still lags
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SFChron: A study in bipartisan consensus
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BakCal: Ackerman re-election a victory for Ashburn
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LAT: Voters like two-part harmony by Democrats and governor
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NewWest: Nancy Pelosi's Uncertain Start
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LAT: The phantom congresswoman
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OCReg: Californians at disadvantage with HSAs
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SacBee: Gerrymander pander
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LADN: Color us wary
- SacBee: Flood relief valve floated
- SacBee: Restructuring of districts clears hurdle
- SacBee: Recount confirms Del Paso Heights election results
- SFChron: Controversial Oakland Condo Law
- SFChron: Gays Leave Their Hearts In SF
- OakTrib: Benjamin gets nod as Oakland's port director
- OakTrib: Oakland votes down apartment conversions
- OakTrib: Pleasanton lawyer appointed to Superior Court
- OakTrib: District 7 incumbent is official winner
- CCTimes: Brozosky concedes tight mayoral race
- CCTimes: Critic says council violated Brown Act
- SJMerc: S.F. water project will be disruptive
- SJMerc: Health workers to strike at Alameda County jails
- SJMerc: South Bay cities pursue accountability in non-profits
- StockRec: Lodi accepts $225K from new councilman
- StockRec: Tucker named Tracy vice mayor
- StockRec: American Legion in limbo over site
- ModBee: Manteca council OKs $1.5M grant to house disabled
- ModBee: Air board nomination is protested
- ModBee: Valley plans wait on new Congress
- ModBee: Lawmakers make case for clean-air money
- FresBee: Visitors bureau's woes put job at stake
- FresBee: Valley projects are left hanging
- FresBee: Clean air could save Valley $3.3b in '07
- SCSent: Beach homes may or may not qualify for free money following county vote
- SLOTrib: Supervisors fight piping plan - again
- SLOTrib: Bike race's new route worries county officials
- SLOTrib: New Oceano board poised to oust services district manager
- VentStar: Supervisors may rescind Matheney's pay boost
- VentStar: McSweeney wins 2nd term as Westlake Village mayor
- VentStar: Judge throws out suit over man's initiative attempts
- VentStar: Westlake Village resident named judge in Los Angeles Superior Court
- LAT: In Owens Valley, water again flows
- LAT: Judge suggests fines in billboard ad case
- LAT: UTLA criticizes possible deal to keep Romer as district advisor
- LAT: Lineup of L.A. City Council, school board candidates takes shape
- LADN: Owens Valley officials cheer
- LADN: Teachers union presses for raise in Burbank
- LADN: Universal unveils blueprint for its $3 billion expansion
- SBSun: More outreach to benefit SB
- SBSun: Bueermann questions remain
- SBSun: Highway gap irks desert official
- RivPE: Specialty growers seek aid
- OCReg: Moorlach takes aim at law-enforcement union
- OCReg: Cost is major factor in dirt decision for Great Park
- OCReg: Local area worst in state for pollution from construction
- NCTimes: Encinitas council debates deputy mayor's job: Teresa Barth takes oath of office
- NCTimes: Supervisors initial smoking ban in county parks, elsewhere
- NCTimes: Prosecutor appointed to Superior Court bench
- SDUT: Street Scene '07 in Balboa Park?
- SDUT: Sewer bill payers to be rebated $40 million
- SDUT: Chula Vista's new mayor lays out 4-year agenda
- SDUT: National City plan for Chargers imperiled
- SDUT: Mayor tells managers to cut more off budgets
- SDUT: City finance oversight panel delayed