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As if in response to yesterdays blog about feeling the pressure, Gordon Brown will grace COP15 with his presence a day early, the Governator is already walking the halls, none of the parties negotiating the fine detail of the treaties had much sleep last night and are shipping in industrial strength coffee for this evening.
As if in response to yesterdays blog about feeling the pressure, Gordon Brown will grace COP15 with his presence a day early, the Governator is already walking the halls, none of the parties negotiating the fine detail of the treaties had much sleep last night and are shipping in industrial strength coffee for this evening.
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger says world policymakers do not have to choose between a clean environment and economic growth.
The ability to roll with the punches (quickly) and diplomatically allows these veteran photographers to get the best out of their subjects and succeed when a high-pressure shoot turns difficult. Here they discuss their experiences creating great portraits in tough situations.
California Republican Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger told the Financial Times that the United States should try to be the "power" behind the effort to fight climate change – and in the process took a shot at former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, who has expressed skepticism over global warming science.
Rebecca Keegan's fascinating biography illustrates that the 'Avatar' director rarely fails to back up his bravado.
Tired of the politicians in Sacramento? Here’s something you can do about it.
City lawmakers voted this afternoon to legalize same-sex marriages, making the District of Columbia the fifth jurisdiction in the country to have its elected legislature pass such a measure.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger took the stage in Copenhagen today to deliver a speech on combating clima
IRVINE, Calif.----Manuel J. Ramirez, certified public accountant , president and chief executive officer of Ramirez International, has been unanimously elected president of the California Board of Accountancy by its 15-member board.
On Dec. 8, 1985, an intentionally-set fire destroyed a small retail shop in the garment district in downtown Los Angeles. One person was killed, and Rosie Sanchez, a single mother of four, was charged and convicted of first-degree murder.
Governor Schwarzenegger's big day in Copenhagen talking about climate change gave him a chance to not only push his idea of action in places other than national legislatures, while also giving him a chance to smack some climate change critics in the process. "I think it is nonsense talk," said Schwarzenegger when asked on Good Morning [...]
WASHINGTON - California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger says world policymakers do not have to choose between a clean environment and economic growth. Schwarzenegger said...
USF professor David Batstone was stunned when he learned his favorite Bay Area restaurant, while serving-up excellent Indian food, was also involved in the dark world of human slavery.
Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Mayors from New York, Toronto, Buenos Aires and Copenhagen led city leaders in signing a resolution calling for “an ambitious and empowering deal” on carbon-dioxide emissions cuts.
Federal health officials are casting doubt on a last-gasp funding scheme by California to keep nearly 700,000 children from being yanked from a government health insurance program for the working poor.
