Sunday, January 29, 2012
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NCTimes: STATE: Clamor grows to rein in California pension benefits
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Daniel Borenstein: Pension funds should stop siphoning off investment returns
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LAT: How to grade a teacher
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SacBee: Dan Walters: Strength of California economic recovery still hazy
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SacBee: California community colleges prepare to ration their offerings
- SacBee: Strong year for California's job market
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ROBERT PRICE: Kevin McCarthy has more than the requisite hair
- LADN: California could matter in GOP presidential race after all
- VCS:Colleen Cason: Surf's up in Senate contest
- SacBee: Supreme Court validation of maps could give Democrats two-thirds Senate majority
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LAT: Caltrans wants to abandon cliff-hanging Highway 39
- ModBee: Redevelopment agencies' deaths will cost more than money to cities
- SacBee: Judge refuses to halt demise of California redevelopment agencies
- CCTimes: Death of redevelopment draws closer
- LAT: Brown ordered firing of regulator who took hard line on oil firms
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FresBee: Lawmakers OK study of Buffalo Soldiers trail through Valley
- ModBee: San Joaquin Valley resistance to high-speed rail growing
- VCS:'Free' preventive care can cost patients big money
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FresBee: Ballot measure: Is Calif. death penalty worth the cost?
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OCReg:CSU tries to avoid $400K presidents
- RivPE: HIGHER EDUCATION: Obama unveils plan to control tuition
- VCS:Applications flat at local universities; UC and CSU systems see record numbers
- OCReg: UCI faculty: Cuts erode educational quality
- LAT: 300 arrested at Occupy protests in Oakland
- SFChron: Oakland police battle Occupy protesters
- The Hill:NBC, Tom Brokaw ask Romney to take down ad made with news footage
- SFChron: Romney slams Gingrich on ethics in Florida ad
- Politico: Mitt finds his mojo
- The Hill:As Florida race turns personal, GOP insiders fear for party unity
- The Hill:Herman Cain endorses Newt Gingrich
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The Golden Pen
SDUT: Charters should get same per-pupil funding
- SacBee: Viewpoints: Put power in local hands carefully
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OCReg: Brian Calle: Has the Right found its Soros?
- SacBee: Editorial: Bill by dissident judges overreaches
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SFChron: GOP no longer feels need to hide its incivility
- SacBee: Dan Morain: Tax campaign targets Capitol's inside game
- F&H Daily:Gov. Brown Pitches LA Chamber for Tax Measure Support
- SacBee: Dianne Feinstein: Proposals to drain Hetch Hetchy won't work
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SacBee: Editorial: Google's latest digital 'innovation' could be a real threat to privacy
- OCReg: Mark Landsbaum: With Obama, what's 'fair' is foul
- LAT: It's time for a crackdown on abusers of disabled placards
- SFChron: Oakland welcomes more pot dispensaries
- SFChron: Politics in Mirkarimi case? You be the judge
- SFChron: Ross Mirkarimi's attorney a veteran defending cops
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SJMerc: Internal Affairs: Politicians trading barbs at Vietnamese ceremonial flag-raising
- FresBee: Fact check: No winners in Fresno County wage debate
- ModBee: Modesto mayoral candidate makes claims against Marsh
- ModBee: Modesto mayoral candidate Marsh answers developer claims
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VCS:Violent crime down in sheriff's areas, up in Ventura
- VCS:Ventura County gets bad grades for tobacco ordinances
- LAT: Residents balk at L.A. Council District 4's proposed new shape
- OCReg: Proposed building brings historical objection
- OCReg: Students display clever inventions in Irvine
- VOC: This Week Behind the Orange Curtain
- RivPE: TEMECULA: Quarry debate hits county supervisors dais
- RivPE: RIVERSIDE: Sixth candidate enters mayors race
- NCTimes: OCEANSIDE: Councilman wants to talk about ideas for restructuring city government
- SDUT: The Convention Center dilemma, and a better path forward
- VOSD: Doug Manchester: San Diego's Cheerleader in Chief
- SDUT: Political Notebook: Candidates on U-T waterfront plan
- SDUT: Does new county land-use plan go too far?