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The Ed Show's Ed Schultz let it all out Wednesday evening and expressed the frustration that many progressives feel about attempts by Democrats to water down the Senate health care bill.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Google Inc. is launching a new feature to let Californians see the results of climate change. Google unveiled the new interactive tool in San Francisco on Wednesday as part of a climate change press conference by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Sen. John Benoit has been appointed to the Riverside County Board of Supervisors by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of Roy Wilson, who later died.
Photo by: Will Goldbeck/The Times, This is one of the two new Orange Cove Police Department cars that were on display in the newly lighted Orange Cove City Hall parking lot before the Nov. 24 City Council meeting. Final preparations are underway for the Department's Dec. 16 grand opening ceremony.
Every time you turn on the TV or gather for family DVD night from now through the holiday, you'll be bombarded by Christmas movies - one channel is even launching "The 25 Nights of Christmas" shows....
Schwarzenegger years labeled a disappointment, a newspaper calls for getting rid of the lieutenant governor, and you can now get Reagan on your iPhone. Plus more after the jump. Quick...
WASHINGTON As world leaders prepare for a new round of global warming negotiations, Gov. Jim Doyle wants them to know that Wisconsin and other Midwestern states arent waiting for an international edict to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
Conventional wisdom says there’s no worse time than a recession to sell voters on a nearly $11.2 billion bond. But water managers who have come from across the state for a conference in Mission Valley this week hope the state’s four-year drought will build momentum for the measure, which would help stabilize water supplies and fragile ecosystems.
Sacramento jobs summit precedes president's, pushes for investments in green technology, training
Google Inc. has teamed with California to help Internet users visualize the potentially disastrous impact of climate change on the state, including rising sea levels that could flood much of Silicon Valley.
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