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Budget knife threatens popular state programs
Reporting from Sacramento - Linda Soubirous understood what it meant to the families of police officers and firefighters when state lawmakers ensured that they would receive health insurance for life if their loved ones were killed in the line of duty.
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Camarillo man heads California American Legion
Dennis Fercho, right, of Camarillo, was elected state commander of the American Legion.
San Mateo County schools fight to maintain budgets
The latest state budget setback has deepened the uncertainty over how local schools will handle their own finances and perhaps even pay employees.
Thornberry: Why limit birthdays to one day per year?
June IS A BUSY birthday month. I celebrated mine June 9. My daughters Stacey, Krissy and Alison, and my sister, Jane Abelee, took me out to dinner that evening.
Year-old law hasn't made much of a dent in cell phoning while driving
Although the state law banning drivers from talking on their cell phones without a hands-free device has been in effect for one year, it seems the regulation is doing little to deter drivers from chatting while commuting.
Dead Hiker May Have Sought Love Connection
It took authorities 45 minutes to get to the trail where the woman's body was found.
FIFTEEN years after moving on to his great reward, Americans still have Richard M. Nixon to kick around.
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More Nixon Tapes Available to Public
Glutton for punishment ? Now you can listen to as many Nixon tapes as you want! UPI reports : The Richard Nixon Presidential Library has opened up access to 154 hours of White House tapes and other documents the U.S. government once classified.
Gustine man suspected of stabbing in-law
Police said a man stabbed his sister-in-law to death Wednesday morning as her 6-year-old granddaughter watched.
Legislator Pushs For Protection Of Families Of War Dead
A California legislator wants to expand state law to prevent sales of T-shirts, posters and buttons that carry the names of Iraq war dead without the permission of their heirs.
Inland fire departments now billing users for some services they provide
Inland fire departments whose funding has been siphoned amid the economic downturn are finding other revenue sources.
Calif. Bill Would Target Use Of Dead GIs Names
Jun 21, 2009 2:57 pm US/Pacific A California legislator wants to expand state law to prevent sales of T-shirts, posters and buttons that carry the names of Iraq war dead without the permission of their heirs.
UC Davis chancellor faces questions about scandal
An admissions scandal at the University of Illinois has reached California, where an incoming campus chancellor is facing questions about a secretive process that benefited the children of politicians and the politically connected.
Area schools receive state ...
Receiving the Distinguished School awards are, back row from left, Nevada Union High School teachers Chris Buti and Lynn McDaniel, Nevada Joint Union High School Superintendent Ralf Swenson, Ghidotti Early High School teacher Noah Levinson, and Bear River High School teacher Steve Hansen; front row from left, NU Principal Marty Mathiesen, Ghidotti ...
Report: Car debris started fire that hit 314 homes
Investigators say hot debris from a car's catalytic converter caused a wildfire that burned more than 300 homes in Southern California last year.
City Council updated on mill site issues
At Monday's regular meeting, City Manager Linda Ruffing updated City Council members on recent activities on the former Georgia Pacific sawmill site.
Rockefeller guilty of kidnapping
A German man who called himself Clark Rockefeller and spun fantastic stories about himself during three decades in the United States was convicted Friday of kidnapping his 7-year-old daughter.
DUI checkpoint, roving patrol leads to four arrests
Officers speak with drivers who have been pulled into the primary screening area during the DUI checkpoint on South Mission Road on June 5. Linda Costello photo.
Vista councilman could face charges
After months of investigation, the case against Vista city councilman Frank Lopez, Jr.
Frank Girardot: Clark Rockefeller kidnapping case goes to the jury
In 1985, John & Linda Sohus vanished from their San Marino home. Bones found in 1994 may be the ramains of John Sohus.
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