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Candidates try to break from pack in 8th Congressional District
One would be hard pressed to find a June 5 primary race where it will be more difficult for candidates to break out from the pack than the 8th Congressional District.
Former Claremont Mckenna College figures allegedly orchestrated kickback scheme
David Alan Heslop and Gary Kovall met at Claremont McKenna College's esteemed Rose Institute of State and Local Government, touted for its expertise in survey research, political and demographic trends and fiscal analysis.
Campaign money is flowing into candidate coffers as primary election approaches
As the June 5 primary election quickly approaches, the gold - contributions to candidates' war chests - plays an increased importance in the Golden State's changing political landscape.
Cities unable to recoup millions in loans to redevelopment agencies
In the last few weeks, cities have received notices from the state that they will not be able to collect hundreds of millions of dollars they loaned to their redevelopment agencies.
Track & Field: Dolsak Finishes 9th at Nationals
CLAREMONT, Calif.A - Senior Emily Dolsak , a member of the Westminster College track and field teams, earned ninth-place in the discus at the 2012 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Claremont McKenna College.
President Barack Obama courted donors in Colorado and California as he sought to retain his edge in the money race with Republican Mitt Romney and the independent political groups supporting him.
Poll: Jerry Brown's job approval rating slips
For the first time in a major California poll since Brown took office, a plurality of likely voters disapproves of the job he is doing, according to a Public Policy Institute of California poll released this evening.
Seven vie for First District supervisor seat
There's no shortage of choices for San Bernardino County voters this election season when it comes to the First District supervisor's race.
Yahoo's Scott Thompson and the Trap of Marginal Thinking
Are you considering padding your resume or record as you apply to college, graduate school, or a job? Think again.
China's Red Nobility and the Non-Rule of Law
The scandal involving Chinese Politburo Princeling Bo Xilai is shaking up the autocratic elite coaltion that runs China.
San Diego city 'cheap' for business
His evidence? The most recent "Cost of Doing Business" report from the Rose Institute at Claremont McKenna College in Claremont.
Connected relatives profit in China boom
The Hollywood studio DreamWorks Animation recently announced a bold move to crack China's tightly protected film industry: a $330 million deal to create a Shanghai animation studio that might one day rival the California shops that turn out hits like "Kung Fu Panda" and "The Incredibles." What DreamWorks did not showcase, however, was one of its ... (more)
Voter Distrust Will Be Hurdle For Brown Tax Plan
Gov. Jerry Brown is pleading with Californians to raise their taxes as part of his solution for solving the state's budget deficit, but it's uncertain whether voters will be in an accepting mood come November.
Claremont McKenna College president Gann to step down on June 30, 2013
Claremont McKenna College President Pamela Gann announced she will step down at the completion of her term on June 30, 2013.
Economists at conference predict slow but steady growth in the Coachella Valley
University professors, economists, attorneys and business executives tackled some of the toughest economic questions facing the Coachella Valley, inland region and state today during the 2012 Economic Forecast Conference.
Four indicted in federal bribery case tied to Twentynine Palms tribe
The founding director of the Rose Institute of State and Local Government was among four people indicted this week in a federal bribery and money-laundering case.
Four indicted in federal bribery case tied to Twentynine Palms tribe
The founding director of the Rose Institute of State and Local Government was among four people indicted this week in a federal bribery and money-laundering case.
Attorney, retired professor accused of defrauding tribe
Anattorney for the Twentynine Palms Band of Mission Indians and a retired Claremont McKenna College professor are amongfour people who have been indicted on federal bribery and money laundering charges, the U.S. attorney's office said Thursday.
3 WA high schools make list of nation's best
U.S. News & World Report says Bellevue's International School is the ninth best high school in the nation in the magazine's annual list of top schools.
U.S. News ranking of Green Valley High as 13th best in nation appears dubious
Single Sign-On: You can use Facebook account to log in to LasVegasSun.com. Green Valley High School is listed as the 13th best public high school in the nation, according to a U.S. News and World Report ranking released Tuesday.
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