Thursday, January 18, 2007
SFChron: Candidates and voters relying more on Internet-
CapWkly: Capitol clout, by the square foot
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SJMerc: California considering no-spanking bill for parents
- OakTrib: Peninsula lawmaker tries to spare state's kids the rod
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CapWkly: Legislative docket clogged with trans-fat bills
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FresBee: Citrus misery has company
- FresBee: Fruit sellers will feel the squeeze
- VentStar: Latest freeze is rotten for area's growers
- SBSun: County crop losses top $11 million
- RivPE: Desert farmworkers frozen out of work
- OCReg: $1 billion in crops lost, thousands out of work
- NCTimes: Effects of cold could linger for years
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CapWkly: Governor's budget omits $380 million state-employee retiree-health-care item
- CCTimes: Study shows rise in tax burden for public employee pensions
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LAT: Governor blames public indifference for prison ills
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CapWkly: Governor's budget could permanently alter Prop. 98
- CapWkly: Acting out
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CapWkly: Community colleges head to 2008 ballot over Proposition 98
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CapWkly: Hospitals welcome rumblings of earthquake relief
- SJMerc: Costs soar for making hospitals quake-safe
- LAT: Study: Half of California hospitals will miss seismic work deadline
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RivPE: Tribes told deal deadline near
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CapWkly: Personnel Profile: Becky Warren
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SacBee: Grapes, wine fuel economy
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SacBee: Nuclear power gets PG&E ally
- SFChron: Power players warm to Feinstein bill
- SLOTrib: Nuclear power vs. global warming
- LAT: Feinstein, Boxer differ on global warming
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SacBee: Governor: Wait on '08
- SFChron: Push For February Primary
- VentStar: Support for GOP is not assured
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SacBee: Charge pending in solo accident
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The Golden Pen
WSJ: Shades of Grey
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SacBee: How the big three health care proposals compare
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CapWkly: Health-care plans don't address employer costs
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SFChron: Free the Border Patrol 2
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NewWest: Arnold Meets The Press
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LAT: Governor's fall appears to lift his oratory skills
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LAT: L.A. vs. Chi-Town for '16
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SDUTBlog: State finance chief responds to dishonest-Arnold post
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OCReg: Looking to taxpayers for cold cash
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OCReg: A poor prognosis for small businesses
- CapWkly: The Skinny
- SFChron: Sharp Hike In Bridge Deaths
- SFChron: More Cameras On SF Streets
- OakTrib: Council president draws no rancor
- CCTimes: Officials seek new abuse policy
- CCTimes: Council reconsiders term limits
- CCTimes: San Ramon mayor mulls Assembly run
- SJMerc: New San Jose mayor takes on lobbyists
- SJMerc: A's owner hints at finance plan
- SJMerc: City's appeal loss on warrant suit proves costly
- StockRec: Millionaire tax to go toward mental health programs
- StockRec: S.J. legislators earn plum committee posts
- StockRec: Stockton cats may soon need a license
- ModBee: UC regents pick Merced leader
- ModBee: County moving on rent controls
- FresBee: Panel urges officials to spare air in Valley from big dairy pollution
- BakCal: Postings upset council members
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VentStar: State agency to look at Hwy. 101 widening
- VentStar: Vote is delayed on bid to save farmland
- VentStar: Technicolor jobs going to Mexico
- SacBee: Student stunned with Taser sues UCLA
- LAT: Mayor posts his strategy for schools
- LAT: 'Shoddy' OnTrac bookkeeping haunts Placentia
- LAT: O.C. developer sues over Foothill South route
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LAT: Santa Ana banning Supercenters
- OCReg: Phone users want to keep 714
- LAT: Lam's exit draws scrutiny by Dems
- NCTimes: Caltrans releases bond project list
- SDUT: Lam departure called 'no surprise'
- SDUT: Separate appeal turned down for Zucchet
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SDUT: 3 cities still want to win Chargers
- Hill: Filner sacks VA staffers