Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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Don't Hold Your Breath For Meaningful Reforms To Come From Inside The Capitol
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A MAJOR VICTORY FOR CHARTER SCHOOLS
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SFChron: GOP gov candidate Meg Whitman did register to vote in SF
- SFChron: Whitman on GOP voter rolls in S.F. from 1982-85
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RivPE: Vacant supervisor seat spurs delays
- DesSun:Vacant supervisor seat may stall county work
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SacBee: Cosmetics consultants out cheer conservatives at weekend conferences
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SacBee: Liberal radio diatribes in 1990s could haunt Jerry Brown in 2010 California governor's race
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SacBee: Hollingsworth doubles up on guv lite endorsement
- SacBee: The Buzz: Water hearing timetable makes heads swim
- FresBee: Conservation plan dominates water debate
- CalCap: Lobbyists Sue to Remove June 2010 Ballot Measure
- LAT: Groups file measure to block state raids of local funds
- SacBee: California audit finds 'significant' overtime for state mental health workers
- LAT: More than 100 state health workers are doubling their salaries with overtime
- SFChron: Checkerspot butterfly next on endangered list?
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LAT: Schwarzenegger to help pave the way for a stadium in City of Industry
- LAT: Appeals board often cuts penalties in worker safety cases
- OakTrib: Same-sex married couples 'pleased' to be counted in 2010 census
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SacBee: Baja California governor asks Schwarzenegger for more prison deportee data
- Politico:Towns locks Republicans out, literally
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Politico: Pelosi pushes strong public option
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SJMerc: FCC set to take on aggressive role as Internet traffic cop
- WSJ: The GOP's New York Fiasco
- AmerSpec: It's Up to You, Upstate New York
- HumEvnts: Hoffman Bid in NY-23 Becomes National Conservative Crusade
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The Golden Pen
OCReg: Reining in overhaul of state constitution
- SDUT: Green vs. green
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SacBee: Take bullet train claims with grain of salt
- WSJ: Time for Inaction on Global Warming
- CalPensions: Cost-cutting initiative: end pension competition
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HogueNews: Is Meg Whitman a Tax Cheat?
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SFChron: Buying the votes of senior citizens
- SacBee: Review panel recommends small changes to Sacramento charter
- SacBee: Solar Power signs 2nd deal with German firm
- SFChron: S.F. schools' lunch money cut off; rules broken
- SFChron: UC Berkeley to admit more out-of-state students
- OakTrib: Congress abolishes 'widow penalty' that threatened Pleasant Hill resident with deportation
- OakTrib: Oakland's new police chief publicly sworn in
- CCT Political Blotter: CD11: Beadles jumps into congressional fray
- SJMerc: San Jose loosens outsourcing rules
- SJMerc: Sun Microsystems slashing up to 3,000 jobs
- SJMerc: New crime lab sustains major internal water damage
- StockRec:Action on Ford put off again
- StockRec: Site for prison hospital is OK'd
- StockRec: Water issues likely to dominate S.J. agenda
- FresBee: PG&E denies 'smart meter' inaccuracy
- BakCal: Teacher accused of being drunk in class back at school, no charges to be filed
- SCruzSent: Hits to state parks begin; day-use areas, campgrounds slated for closure
- SLO Trib: San Luis Obispo may serve up new bar rules
- VentStar: Promoting California may help its economy recovery
- LAT: Insiders hold inside track for LAPD chief
- LADN: Chief Bratton highlights crime drop at new CompStat center opening
- LADN: LAUSD facing even bigger deficit
- LAT: Legislators challenge Villaraigosa on Westside subway funding
- LADN: Non-profit gets $26 million grant for after school programs at L.A. schools
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OCReg: O.C. Supervisor: Are bike helmets making kids fat?
- OCReg: Voters guide for special 72nd Assembly District election
- OCReg: Bond ratings lowered for two O.C. school districts
- OCReg: Supervisors eye legislation to prevent double-dipping
- OCReg: Sheriff braces for $65 million in cuts next year
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OCReg: Sanchez's callers want public health option. Do you?
- DesSun:Southard pulls contract boost off table
- RivPE: Tribal mitigation money for local governments drying up
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SDUT: Will Frye take a shot and run for supervisor?
- NCTimes: Water rate hike on tap after all
- VOSD: City's Back In the Bond Game
- SDUT: Water managers ease grip on region's spigots
- SDUT: Plan would require council OK for new hotels