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Protesters Fight 'Bomb Trains' Hauling Oil Thru California

Protesters Fight 'Bomb Trains' Hauling Oil Thru California

The Contra Costa Times reports that a group of about 60 protesters representing the Communities for a Better Environment (CBE) held California’s first demonstration against what the group calls “bomb trains” that will be bringing as much as 1.3 million gallons of

LA Weekly Cover: Republican as Klansman

LA Weekly Cover: Republican as Klansman

L.A. Weekly, the ubiquitous guide to popular culture and urban style in Los Angeles, features a Republican wearing a Ku Klux Klan outfit as part of the illustration to its cover story this week on the GOP’s candidates for governor

Decomposed Body Found in L.A. Shopping Mall

Decomposed Body Found in L.A. Shopping Mall

A decomposing body was found in a parked car at a Los Angeles shopping mall after “several days,” according to the Los Angeles Police Department and the local CBS News affiliate.  A local resident, noting the smell, called police, and

Bipartisan Consensus Emerging for New Dams?

Bipartisan Consensus Emerging for New Dams?

A Sunday feature in the Sacramento Bee suggests–indirectly–that a bipartisan consensus may be emerging in the California State Assembly on the need for additional dams to increase the state’s water storage and fight future droughts. Currently, California is suffering one of

LA Daily News: GOP Candidates Move 'Right' on "Green" Issues

LA Daily News: GOP Candidates Move 'Right' on "Green" Issues

The Los Angeles Daily News‘ Steve Scauzillo has attacked the two GOP gubernatorial candidates, accusing them of taking the GOP to “backward” anti-environmental positions. Scauzillo slams Tim Donnelly for supporting the use of dogs to hunt bears; rips Donnelly and rival Neel

Kashkari Touts GOP's Diversity

Kashkari Touts GOP's Diversity

Republican gubernatorial candidate Neel Kashkari is wooing voters in the June 3 primary, the Los Angeles Times reports, by asserting that he wants the Republican Party to show it is a big tent that emphasizes diversity. Speaking in Silicon Valley on Saturday at

Poll: Kashkari Catches Donnelly, Brown Ahead

Poll: Kashkari Catches Donnelly, Brown Ahead

A new USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll released on Sunday morning shows that Republican moderate Neel Kashkari has finally caught up to his GOP rival, Tim Donnelly, though incumbent Democrat Gov. Jerry Brown remains far ahead of both. Voters head to

CA Minimum Wage Hike Would Hurt Workers' Purchasing Power

CA Minimum Wage Hike Would Hurt Workers' Purchasing Power

Despite evidence that big government policies have resulted in “internal devaluation,” California’s State Senate has approved a minimum wage hike that would cost California taxpayers an estimated $80 million plus over the next four years, and that’s just the start.

Another Left-Wing Mag Heaps Praise on Jerry Brown

Another Left-Wing Mag Heaps Praise on Jerry Brown

In the wake of Tim Dickinson’s article in Rolling Stone last year pronouncing Gov. Jerry Brown’s “miracle” in California comes John Nichols’s paean in The Nation, entitled: “How Jerry Brown Got Californians to Raise Their Taxes and Save Their State.” While

Eureka!: Top Graduates Choosing San Fran over New York

Eureka!: Top Graduates Choosing San Fran over New York

Gov. Jerry Brown raised eyebrows recently when he dismissed concerns about California’s tough economic environment, which has chased companies like Toyota away: “[S]mart people figure out how to make it,” he said. An increasing number of elite graduates from across

Audit Uncovers $31 Billion in Errors on California's Books

Audit Uncovers $31 Billion in Errors on California's Books

An audit of California’s books by the Bureau of State Audits has uncovered errors totaling $31 billion. CBS 13 reported the results of the audit Thursday. It found:  $7.7 billion – Understated federal trust fund revenues and expenditures $653 million

CA-33 Race Turns Ugly as Time Runs Out

CA-33 Race Turns Ugly as Time Runs Out

With just a few days left until the polls open in California, the race to succeed outgoing Rep. Henry Waxman in the 33rd congressional district has gotten ugly fast.  Front-running campaigns are turning to attack mailers and, in one case,