Schwarzenegger Tweets Plans To Returning To Acting
After seven years as California's governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger is returning to his old day job: acting.
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After seven years as California's governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger is returning to his old day job: acting.
Governor Brown said that his bid to temporarily extend billions in taxes is imperative to the state's economic survival.
The bill introduced by Assemblyman Jerry Hill would gut the law by prohibiting the use of state funds where the 50 percent mandate is used and banning its use on jobs outside the city limits.
"Keep Your Home California" is funded by federal government TARP funds and administered through the state.
The question of who would come to power in Egypt once President Hosni Mubarak resigns dominated a global town hall meeting held Thursday by the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice.
A poll on San Jose's budget woes shows residents are willing to consider new taxes.
Specialty tier pricing that requires patients to pay as much as 35 percent of cost of a life-saving drug can quickly sap the resources of patients with chronic conditions.
The trash talk came from near and far Wednesday as the supervisors debated who should collect the city's garbage, and whether it should be shipped all the way to Yuba County.
California Gov. Jerry Brown has dropped a plan to sell 24 state government buildings to private investors.
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan said Wednesday that she is taking a 25 percent pay cut because she wants to lead the way as the city works through a difficult budget situation.
Many of the mayors said it doesn't make economic sense to cut redevelopment agencies.
The Berkeley City Council plans to vote next week on a resolution inviting a few Guantanamo Bay detainees who have been cleared of wrong-doing to resettle in the East Bay city.
More than 500 people showed up at the Mount Diablo School District board meeting in Concord Tuesday night in an unsuccessful attempt to stop the closure of two schools.
A scathing report was released Wednesday about the project that is supposed to modernize and link court computers in California's 58 counties.
California lawmakers can't avoid making tough choices after the recent mortgage meltdown and credit crisis unmasked the state's structural deficit, said Gov. Jerry Brown in launching a new round of legislative visits Tuesday to sell his budget-balancing plan.
