Monday, April 16, 2007
Correa's SB 670 To Ban Re-conveyance Fees Goes Too Far; Houston's AB 1574 Makes Much More Sense- Saturday's Main Page
- Sunday's Main Page
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SacBee: Editorial: LNG can't R.I.P.
- SDUT: Will binge go on?
- SacBee: Netting predators
- SDUT: Guard pact could bedevil prison-relief negotiations
- SacBee: Low profile, funding hurt fight against Valley fever
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SJMerc: San Jose Mercury News - Clinton attacks child obesity in talk in S.F.
- IVDB: Discussion wanders from world to wife
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Nat'lRev: Porky's Revenge
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WashPost: The Campaign Money Chase
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ChSciMon: As US tax rates drop, government's reach grows
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The Golden Pen
OCReg: Make way for the prison inmates
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SacBee: Home fee bill sparks odd lineup
- SFExam: What Arnold Schwarzenegger needs to get his groove back - Examiner.com
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LAT: No-tax stance won't solve state's problems
- SacBee: Doolittle talks taxes
- SacBee: Supervisors will revisit plan to hike pet tag fees
- SacBee: The Buzz: Win doesn't mean show in Dixon
- SJMerc: Home-density uproar tells familiar tale of San Jose
- ModBee: Turning off the flow
- VentStar: Plastic bag ban not likely in county
- FresBee: Officials hope for housing funds
- LADN: State of City address to focus again on gangs, schools
- LADN: Sen. Sheila Kuehl revives health reform Bill
- LAT: One-way called right way to go for boulevards
- OCReg: Garden Grove City Council will try to fill Janet Nguyen vacancy
- OCReg: Thompson's campaign debut
- NCTimes: Jeffries draws tentative praise in district
- RivPE: Riverside County putting GPS to work for public safety
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SDUT: Perks of power: Golf, food
- SDUT: Gifts to lawmakers
- SDUT: Contributions get city leaders right in the gut