Friday, September 21, 2012
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YES, WE CAN BREAK PUBLIC-EMPLOYEE PENSIONS
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SDUT: Giving teen offenders chance at parole is just | UTSanDiego.com
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LATimes($): Jerry Brown signs bills boosting benefits for veterans, soldiers
- CCT Political Blotter: Brown signs veterans bills, jabs at Senate GOP
- OCReg:Law to curb handicapped access 'shakedowns'
- RivPE: JURUPA VALLEY: Officials criticize governors veto
- SBSun: Fontana police chief blasts governor over vetoed bill
- LATimes($): Gov. Jerry Brown vetoes financial help for four young cities
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CalWatchdog: NEW: Cal State illegally promotes Prop. 30 tax increase
- CalWatchdog: NEW: Initiative idea: Cut CSU administrators in half
- Diversity Forever by Heather Mac Donald - City Journal
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LATimes($): Second survey shows more voters unsure about Proposition 30
- SacBee: Campaign finance measure trails among likely California voters
- CapWkly: PPIC poll: Voters split on November tax initiatives
- RivPE: FIELD POLL: Governors initiative holds tiny lead
- SacBee: The Buzz: High earners biggest supporters of Jerry Brown's tax on high earners
- DesSun:Indian Wells council OKs own pay cut
- LATimes($): Former Bell police chief takes the Fifth 20 times
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LATimes($): Taxpayers, ratepayers will fund California solar plants
- OCReg: Democrat sues to keep Sen. Mimi Walters off the ballot
- CalWatchdog: NEW: Prop. 31 would redistribute local tax dollars
- SacBee: Businesses attack California's cap-and-trade auction
- SCS:California Air Resources Board asked to ease cap-and trade program
- SFChron: Tech firms find havens from U.S. taxes
- Silicon Valley deep into overseas tax havens
- The Hill:House Republicans demand shake-up at DOJ after Fast and Furious report
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FresBee: Feds to streamline high-speed rail approval process
- SFChron: High-speed rail on federal fast track
- FresBee: EDITORIAL: HSR takes historic step toward Valley construction
- SLO Trib: Lois Capps' bills on pediatric research and veteran EMTs head to Senate
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CalWatch: Regulators urged to crack down on donations to bond measures
- NCTimes: BUDGET: Treasurer calls for bill to ban costly school bonds
- Oil regulators hint at upcoming rules
- SBSun: School district tosses judge in 'parent trigger' battle
- OCReg: State shuts Knott's ride for investigation
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CCT Political Blotter: New tips for voting while in foreclosure
- SacBee: Federal regulators launch probe of JPMorgan's energy trading in California
- CCT Political Blotter: Details %u2013 and tickets %u2013 for Obama%u2019s SF fundraiser
- SacBee: Former VP Cheney urges U.S. to fight back after protests in Islamic world
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The Golden Pen
Politico: Opinion: Deciphering Mitt Romney's '47 percent' blunder - Rich Lowry - POLITICO.com
- SDUT: Bilbray for Congress: The economic times demand it
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F&H Daily: Memo to Yes on 32: The Railroads Won
- SacBee: Editorial: New laws could boost business climate in state
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OCReg: Editorial: Schools putting money in wrong places
- OCReg: Editorial: Water project EIR challenge all wet
- OCReg: Editorial: Romney trips over entitlements
- F&H Daily: An Election of No Change?
- SFChron: Prop. 37 is not answer on food labeling
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SacBee: Dan Walters: California school cut warning looks real
- F&H Daily: Democrats Derail Their Own AB 32
- SacBee: San Juan voters asked to approve $350 million bond for school improvements
- SFChron: SF Prop. E payroll tax lovefest
- Mitt at 17 in San Francisco. The lost photos. (PHOTOS)
- CalWatch: Oakland mayor falls short on promise of transparency
- SFChron: Oakland council can't control meetings
- VCS:Fillmore split over campaign poll run by former councilman's group
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LATimes($): At mayoral debate, charges of corruption and rays of optimism
- LADN: Councilwoman Maribel De La Torre's trial won't be moved out of San Fernando
- Corruption Probe Ongoing at County Treasurer's Office
- OCReg:Costa Mesa labor war: Outsourcing must be 'special'
- OCReg: RSM councilman returns from Afghanistan deployment
- Pulido Announces Endorsements
- Santa Ana Council Makes Progress on Sunshine Ordinance
- SBSun: San Bernardino County Planning Commission approves controversial radio tower project for second time
- RivPE: SAN BERNARDINO: Complaint filed against city attorney
- RivPE: POLITICS: Group meets with county registrar about voter fraud
- RivPE: RIVERSIDE: Council to revisit red-light cameras issue
- SDUT: County hires planning director from bankrupt city
- NCTimes: ELECTION: In supervisor race, Roberts looks to expand recognition
- VOSD: Local Legislator Backs School Bond Changes
- VOSD: When Is a Tax Not a Tax? When You Call It Something Else