Anthony Pignataro: One of the bills Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law this week is SB 1402, which forces an entirely new layer of transparency on the California Air Resources Board. As regular readers of this site know, there's virtually no limit to CARB's willingness to go after ...
September, 2010Gov Signs New CARB LawWednesday, September 29th, 2010Another Small Business KillerWednesday, September 29th, 2010Katy Grimes: Today there is a hearing at the Capitol about Proposition 24 - the initiative seeks to stop several corporate tax breaks slated to go into effect in 2010 and 2012. Ballotpedia reports that Proposition 24 would prevent corporations that are eligible for tax breaks voted by the legisla... Chron: Brown, Whitman Slug It OutWednesday, September 29th, 2010LAT: Stimulus Jobs May Soon EndWednesday, September 29th, 2010AP: Big 5 Budget Meeting CancelledWednesday, September 29th, 2010Merc-News: FEMA Rejects Disaster Aid For San BrunoWednesday, September 29th, 2010LAT: Red-Light Cams Not Making LA SaferWednesday, September 29th, 2010Gubernatorial Debate “Truth Squad”Tuesday, September 28th, 2010Katy Grimes: I took pages of notes during tonight's debate, but one question kept popping up in my mind when Jerry Brown was answering questions - what's his plan? Brown did not offer specifics to the questions asked by a panel made up of Amy Chance with the Sacramento Bee, Kevin Riggs with KCRA Cha... Meg “wins” dismal debateTuesday, September 28th, 2010John Seiler: My take is that this was a dismal debate. Neither candidate is qualified to be governor. A state this big should be embarrassed that it can't produce better candidates. Meg stayed on message: Jobs, jobs, jobs. When Jerry brought up "green jobs," she explained that that's only abou... Meridith Whitney ranks Cal worst fiscallyTuesday, September 28th, 2010Business guru Meridith Whitney ranks California worst for its fiscal condition. Texas is tops: Whitney says California is the worst of the bunch, with the largest budget gap, and dramatically increased spending. New York ranks poorly for having the highest tax burden in the land, per capita. The b... |