Investigative Reports
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JAN. 30, 2012
By WAYNE LUSVARDI
Remember “Chinatown,” the murky 1974 movie about the water wars in the Los Angeles Basin in the 1930s, starring Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway?
A January 18 California appeals court water rights case is reminiscent of the multilayered plots and subplots ...
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JAN. 23, 2012
By WAYNE LUSVARDI
Are babies being damaged by too much perchlorate in the water? Should the amount be reduced by a mouthful of a bureaucracy, the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, part of the California Environmental Protection Agency?
New regulations could co...
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JAN. 16, 2012
By DAVE ROBERTS
Like a giant octopus grabbing helpless humans in a horror movie, a new bureaucracy is squeezing the Bay Area.
One Bay Area is a plan to push Bay Area residents out of their cars and jam them into pack-and-stack high rises in the coming decades. The goal: cut gr...
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JAN. 8, 2012
By JOHN HRABE
California's 2012 redistricting already is shaking up state and even federal politics. The candidates' dogfight for the new 26th congressional district could determine whether Democrats or Republicans control the U.S. House of Representatives after the Nove...
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