Friday, December 8, 2006
LAT: Jeane Kirkpatrick, Ex-Ambassador, Dies-
CCTimes: Safeco hires ex-overseer in Assembly
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CapWkly: The Skinny
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CapWkly: Health-care reform at the tipping point
- CapWkly: New head of Senate Health eyes key elements of 2007 health-care package
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SFChron: Stem Cell Grant Plan OK'd
- SFChron: Chief of stem cell venture resigns
- OakTrib: President of stem cell group resigns, leaving big future
- LAT: Key stem cell study backer will retire
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OCReg: Lawmakers beg Bush to help agents
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WashTimes: Fed-Mexico plan eases bank transfers
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SJMerc: Oakland port explores options to win more security funds
- OakTrib: Report says state, local agencies must fill port security gap
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ModBee: Latinos can fight at-large voting
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CapWkly: A holistic approach to flood protection and water quality
- SacBee: Flood list priorities kept brief
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SacBee: Bill backs cancer shot for girls
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SacBee: Students take exam angst to Capitol
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CapWkly: Katrina decision could affect earthquake insurance in California
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SFChron: Pelosi may snuff out Capitol smoking spot
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VentStar: Oxnard farm linked to tainted scallions
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LAT: Developer would reportedly pay Anaheim thrice NFL's offer
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The Golden Pen
SFChron: Can Arnold fix health care?
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SacBee: Term limits a change, not a fix
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VentStar: Guardians of incompetence
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OCReg: Opening the doors to day care
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SDUT: Taking the cure
- SacBee: Trains, trolleys finally hook up
- SacBee: Conflicting San Joaquin River plans
- SFChron: Uncommon Sensibilities
- SFChron: Bay Bridge Milestone Reached
- SFChron: HP Settles With State
- OakTrib: Union City residents cry foul over odor
- CCTimes: Council missing its dissenter
- CCTimes: Livermore lab starts unloading nuclear weapons fuels
- SJMerc: Hotel, shopping plan would boost tax revenue
- CCTimes: Congress leaves Central Valley work unfinished
- CCTimes: Lawmakers press feds for air-quality funding
- StockRec: Tracy to settle suit over growth
- StockRec: S.J. poverty rate declines, but many say work has only begun
- ModBee: Suburbs among U.S. poorest
- ModBee: State tally of migrant schoolkids under fire
- ModBee: Yosemite seeks a permanent fix for damaged roadway
- FresBee: East Fresno OK'd for homes
- BakCal: City torn between a squiggle and leaf
- BakCal: Thomas bill seeks valley fever funding
- SCSent: Dene Bustichi named Scotts Valley mayor
- VentStar: Water District election disputed
- VentStar: Matheney wants 9 percent raise rescinded
- VentStar: McDonald to serve as Camarillo mayor
- VentStar: Marciela Morales elected new mayor of Port Hueneme mayor
- VentStar: Ex-Oxnard finance director, city settle suit
- LAT: Full probe of hazing claim was rejected
- LAT: Census Bureau offers first-ever snapshot of San Fernando Valley
- LAT: Port hopes to move facilities that pose risk
- LAT: Councilman hopes to ease Westside traffic
- LADN: MTA questions Caltrans' budgeting
- LADN: Brewer vows action to aid L.A. students
- SBSun: Calendars of two supes are off-limits
- SBSun: Additional support flows to Redlands police chief
- SBSun: Schools' budget buster
- SBSun: Petition aims to tighten vacation-rental rules
- RivPE: Superior Court judge given nod by governor
- NCTimes: Agency explores quality-of-life tax
- NCTimes: Few retirees turn out to protest county's attempt to slash health benefits
- SDUT: County retirement board angry over cuts
- SDUT: No Scene at park
- SDUT: Prop. MM savings to help taxpayers
- SDUT: Sanders: Survey on ethics is troubling
- SDUT: County's treasurer faces claim over job
- SDUT: Deputy fire chief job may go unfilled