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Senate Democrats have hit the magic number of 60 to move ahead on historic health care legislation. And California State Senator Barbara Boxer said it's time for legislators to move forward in the process. Interview with California Senator Barbara Boxer: Health Care
By Lloyd Dunkelberger Tallahassee Bureau Gov. Charlie Crist's lightweight gubernatorial duties coupled with a heavyweight campaign fundraising schedule illustrate the challenge Crist faces as he heads into the election year.
As depressing as the report on California’s financial prospects from the Legislative Analyst’s Office was, the partisan reaction to it from the governor and legislative leaders was even more so. Not that we have any right to expect more from them, given their past performances.According to Mac Taylor, the Legislature’s nonpartisan budget analyst, the state can expect shortfalls in the ...
For years California has courted a reputation as an eco-friendly, green-minded leader, but the state now finds its most basic program of recycling beverage bottles and cans mired in debt and litigation.
By Lloyd Dunkelberger Tallahassee Bureau Heading into the Halloween weekend, Gov. Charlie Crist was racking up his frequent flier points.
Sara Granda, who navigated law school paralyzed from the neck down and drew national attention when her application to take the State Bar exam was rejected because of an online snafu, passed the exam on Saturday.
Mike Lynn always enjoyed the perceived threat that he would take the Vikings to Phoenix. Los Angeles still had teams then, the Rams, for a while the Raiders, and Lynn came up with Phoenix, which did not yet have the Cardinals.
It's probably not coincidental that for nearly two weeks one of the most popular, and searched for, items on the Sentinel's Web site has been a database listing salaries of UC Santa Cruz employees.
Carly Fiorina made her Washington debut today as an official contender for the Republican nomination to take on Sen. Barbara Boxer next spring. And she made it clear that she doesn’t think Irvine Assemblyman Chuck DeVore could gather the wide swath...
DAVIS, Calif.—A paralyzed University of California law student has passed the bar exam after a legal battle to take the test. Sara Granda, a 29-year-old UC Davis law school graduate, says she received notice Friday that she had passed the State Bar of California.
Robert Cooke, 59, of Gilroy, has been appointed to the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
