Brown Takes Away Cell Phones From Many State Workers
Gov. Jerry Brown is hanging up his state-issued cell phone, and he's ordered half the state bureaucrats who have government-paid cell phones to do the same.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is hanging up his state-issued cell phone, and he's ordered half the state bureaucrats who have government-paid cell phones to do the same.
Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to slash spending and extend tax increases to balance the state budget is just the first step in a long process.
Contra Costa County supervisors said there will be some "extremely serious" economic issues that they'll have to tackle this year.
Councilmember Pierluigi Oliverio is proposing that cutbacks shouldn't solely be based on seniority.
U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer said it's time to look at adopting more stringent regulations nationwide governing who can legally carry concealed weapons after last week's shooting in Tucson, Arizona, in which six people were killed.
San Francisco's newly appointed District Attorney has offered some insight into his decision to move from his post as Chief of the San Francisco Police Department.
The once-a-decade redrawing of the boundaries is a complicated and often controversial task.
Rep. Jackie Speier on Thursday introduced a bill in Congress that seeks to make Filipino veterans of World War II eligible for the same benefits available to U.S. veterans.
Advocates for the poor and disabled and elderly rallied on McAllister Street outside the state building against cuts in Governor Jerry Brown's budget, released Monday.
Following a surprise appointment by outgoing mayor Gavin Newsom, George Gascon on Monday addressed his rationale for taking the district attorney position.
The California-based Tea Party Express said blaming their movement for the Arizona shooting that wounded U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords is "outrageous."
Gov. Jerry Brown is proposing to slash funding for most areas of state government and maintain a series of tax increases for five years to close California's huge budget deficit.
Gov. Jerry Brown's office said his controversial pick for the state Board of Education, former state superintendent Bill Honig, has withdrawn his name for the job.
Gavin Newsom pledged to bring more of California's entrepreneurial spirit to the state Capitol as he was sworn in Monday as California's 49th lieutenant governor.
Berkeley city officials are rethinking a voter-approved plan to license and tax six urban medical marijuana farms.
