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May 1, 2013
By Chris Reed
The passage of anti-fracking legislation by an Assembly committee Monday could lead to a showdown between green Dem lawmakers and Gov. Jerry Brown, who's struck a measured tone so far on hyrdaulic fracturing, the radically improved energy extraction technology that's ...
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May 1, 2013
By Katy Grimes
This unnatural and inexplicable push by Sacramento city officials for a downtown arena is suspicious. Without any explanation, all discussion of the proposed arena at the adjacent old rail yard stopped. Then the local media shifted right along with the city, and...
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April 30, 2013
By Wayne Lusvardi
The most memorable proverb about California water is: “Water runs uphill towards money.”
But water doesn’t flow uphill towards money only. If it did, Southern California -- which has two-thirds of the state population -- would have unilaterally won ...
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April 30, 3013
By Warren Duffy
Opposition is growing to government plans to squeeze Californians into high-rise apartments and mass transit.
The March 2012 issue of “Western City,” published by the League of California Cities, included an article authored by Gary Gallegos titled, “Tr...
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April 30, 2013
By Brian Calle
As Gov. Jerry Brown recently traveled to China to promote trade and search for Chinese investment for the state’s controversial high-speed rail project, two other state governors, Bob McDonnell of Virginia and Gary Herbert of Utah, made a joint trip to Californi...
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