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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver had very messy, very public breakup, but it seems the Hollywood pair may be getting back together.

Posts about the bitter labor fight between the University of California and AFSCME dredge up the kind of user comments we used to see during the pitched union battles that were common during Gov.

Even as Sup. John Avalos continues to be raked over the coals by San Francisco Examiner columnist Melissa Griffin for his so-called " peacocking, disrespectful demeanor " and " flexible hate speech standards ," the progressive District 11 supervisor nevertheless earned something akin to praise May 22 from an unlikely figure: former San Francisco ... (more)

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In their attempts to divine the relationship statuses of celebrities from paparazzi photos, onlookers are scrutinizing two PDA moments this week: Arnold Schwarzenegger touching Maria Shriver's butt at their daughter's graduation, and Justin Bieber kissing Selena Gomez at the Billboard Music Awards, as depicted above.

That's the proposal made by famed economist Arthur Laffer in a report released Thursday that is highly critical of California's business climate.

In his reprise as governor, he's been as ruthlessly practical as he's been reflective, embracing his inner politician to restore the California dream.

Best extras: For fans of military weaponry, "The Dinkum Firearm and Historic Weaponry Museum Tour" featurette is a highly recommended viewing UNKNOWN TO many American moviegoers, "The Last Stand" is South Korean director Kim Jee-Woon's Hollywood debut.

Federal officials are proposing scaled-down regulations to close a loophole they say is threatening more than 300 square miles of federally protected coastal waters in the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary with the introduction of non-native and genetically modified species.

May 23--"The Last Stand" . Arnold Schwarzenegger has turned up in a few bit parts since taking a break from acting to run California, but "The Last Stand" marks his return as a leading man.

Some parents in California say they will be keeping their kids home from school Wednesday because teachers plan to commemorate Harvey Milk Day.

A social media campaign for immigration reform kicked off on Wednesday with a series of Twitter town halls hosted by political officials like Newark Mayor Cory Booker and former California Gov.

And now, definitive proof Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver are definitely maybe BACK TOGETHER -- Arnold totally grabbed Maria's butt last weekend ... and TMZ has video.

Even as attempts to enact sensible gun safety legislation at the national level remain stalled and states like Missouri pass constitutionally-questionable measures to nullify all federal gun control laws, California continues to lead in the effort to stem the U.S. epidemic of gun violence.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's first leading role post-politics places him in a quiet U.S. town on the Mexican border.

The action is hot and heavy on store shelves this week as a truckload of new releases are becoming available for the couch bound movie watcher.

This week offers a number of this year's earlier films, most of which failed to make much of an impression at the box office.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver are in no rush to get divorced ... and there are 2 lines of speculation -- either they're so rich it doesn't matter, or they may actually get back together.Several sources connected to the former couple tell Pennsylvania Facts - PA is the Keystone State.

Among the movies that became available Tuesday, May 21 on Blu-ray and DVD at retail stores and rental outlets throughout the Valley are a thriller in which Ben Kingsley plays a terrorist, an actioner in which Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a small-town sheriff and a horror flick in which Alexia Fast plays a mysterious young woman.

Society seems willing to overlook the nuttiness of some people more than others.