Investigative Reports
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APRIL 12, 2011
By TORI RICHARDS
A recent appellate court decision could have far-reaching impact on whether citizens can successfully fight government agencies for documents under the California Public Records Act.
Attorneys battling for public records only have one big hammer -- attorney...
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APRIL 8, 2011
By JOHN SEILER
Californian's school children might be performing 49th of 50 states on standardized tests. And they might graduate at only a 44 percent rate, as in Los Angeles.
But they're going to get the best environmental indoctrination in the country.
This year, Californ...
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APRIL 4, 2011
By WAYNE LUSVARDI
If you listen to anyone up and down the food chain of public-school funding in California, Gov. Jerry Brown’s failure to negotiate a budget deal with Republicans means that the sky is falling on revenues for public schools.
This groupthink rhetoric is so un...
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MARCH 28, 2011
By DAVE ROBERTS
Jeff Adachi, San Francisco's elected public defender, is a modern-day Don Quixote tilting at unionized windmills while singing "To Dream the Impossible Pension Reform Dream." The self-described progressive dared to take on that city's powerful unions last year wi...
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