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Framed by a shrinking mountain reservoir, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a far-reaching water bond on Monday intended to rebuild California's crumbling water system and fund new dams to save up the precious resource for dry years.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed a far-reaching water bond passed last week by the California Legislature intended to restore the ailing estuary at the heart of the state's water system.
Even for a venue as grand as New York's Carnegie Hall, there was a pretty dazzling concentration of star power at Glamour magazine's Women of the Year awards.
Persuading voters to OK $11 billion in bonds next hurdle
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger estimated Monday that California's budget will fall out of balance by $5 billion to $7 billion this fiscal year, on top of a $7.4 billion gap already projected for 2010-11.
Governor Schwarzenegger will be in the town on Monday to sign a water bill that could have a major impact on the Central Valley. Schwarzenegger will sign the legislation at 2 p.m. at Millerton Lake. The bill will approve an $11 billion bond measure, leaving it up for voters to decide next November.
The stars turned out in force Monday night for 'Glamour' magazine's annual gala in New York.
Kamila Myzel and her mother have been turning out homemade chocolate, marzipan and cookies for nearly 20 years at their sweet shop on West 55th Street.
With Millerton Lake as a backdrop, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed an $11.1 billion water bond Monday that proponents acknowledged will be a tough sell with voters.
Last month, Gov. Schwarzenegger implored the U.S. Small Business Administration to declare Stanislaus and eight other counties disaster areas. The move makes some businesses in those counties eligible to receive up to $2 million in what the agency calls economic injury disaster loans. On paper, the gov and the SBA might seem like the cavalry coming to the rescue. In reality ... it looks better ...
Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill placing an $11.1 billion bond referendum on a statewide ballot to finance an overhaul of the water system serving the most populous U.S. state.
Oceanside Councilman Rocky Chavez will resign from the City Council after being appointed undersecretary for the California Department of Veterans Affairs yesterday by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Framed by a shrinking mountain reservoir, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a far-reaching water bond Monday intended to rebuild California's crumbling water system and fund new dams to save up the precious resource for dry years. Yet at a time when several... California - Sierra Nevada - Arnold Schwarzenegger - Water - California State Legislature
In all the back-slapping press conferences following this month's agreement on a potentially landmark state water management plan, no one so much as used the term "peripheral canal." For sure, this water deal will not produce a carbon copy of the 1982 referendum that killed the last previous major California water deal, one that called for building a canal around periphery of the Sacramento-San ...
FRIANT -- Framed by a shrinking mountain reservoir, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a far-reaching water bond Monday intended to rebuild California's crumbling water system and fund new dams to save up the precious resource for dry years.Yet at a time when several Western states are preparing to tear down dams rather than build new ones, the governor acknowledged he will face hurdles in
The proposed $11.1 billion bond measure to repair California's decrepit water system signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Monday includes $227 million specifically targeted for projects in San Diego County. These include raising the height of a dam and various environmental improvements.
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