2 hrs ago | Inside Bay Area
Climate change: Environmentalists question whether Gov. Jerry Brown's actions match his rhetoric
The global threat of climate change must be addressed without delay lest we pass a tipping point after which the damage can't be undone, Gov.
4 hrs ago | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Capitol Alert: AM Alert: Covered California announces health insurance rates
It would be easy to lose track of the steady metronome of new dates and benchmarks in the rollout of the federal health care law, but today is a big one: during a 9 a.m. meeting at the California Museum, officials from the state's new health insurance marketplace will unveil the plans that private insurance companies will offer to Californians once ... (more)
4 hrs ago | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown says news media ignoring climate change
Gov. Jerry Brown complained bitterly this morning that the news media ignores climate change, in a speech attended by more than a dozen photographers and reporters.
4 hrs ago | Temple City Tribune
Governor Brown deploys search and rescue teams to OK
In the wake of the devastating tornado that hit Oklahoma Monday, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr.
9 hrs ago | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Northern California landslide stabilizes
Officials say a Northern California subdivision that partly sank into a hilltop has stabilized after several homes, roads and sections of a sewer system were damaged.
13 hrs ago | The Press-Enterprise
Riverside County: Blythe Court closure could mean a long trek
Blythe residents could face a 200-mile round trip to the nearest court if their in-town courthouse is closed Blythe residents are concerned over a proposal from the Riverside County Superior Court to shutter the one-judge courtroom in their town.
17 hrs ago | Marin Independent Journal
In his own words: California Gov. Jerry Brown has business people rolling in laughter
Gov. Jerry Brown, who once had a frosty relationship with the business folks who ran the traditional Sacramento Host breakfast, had them rolling in laughter Wednesday with one quip after another in a 30-minute address.
Tehama District Fairboard votes for JPA
Tehama District Fairboard Directors attend their final meeting Tuesday as a board.
Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to 'fix' Sacramento Delta a classic water grab
The Sacramento Delta ecosystem will be devastated if the Bay Delta Conservation Plan happens, says the Sacramento News Review, being considerably more charitable towards Gov.
52ND Assembly District: Special elections scheduled
Special elections have been set to replace Norma Torres, who resigned her Assembly district after winning a state Senate seat.
Governor Brown to Join More than 500 Scientists in Call to Action on Climate Change Tomorrow
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. will join more than 500 world-renowned researchers and scientists to release a groundbreaking call to action on climate change tomorrow at the fourth annual Water, Energy and Smart Technology Summit and Showcase at NASA Ames Research Center.
Capitol Alert: Disability-rights advocates flock to Capitol for day of lobbying
Californians with disabilities and groups supporting them gathered at the Capitol today for a daylong push to make their voices heard and to lobby for restoration of past budget cuts affecting them.
Governor Brown Issues Proclamation Declaring "Harvey Milk Day"
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. today issued a proclamation declaring May 22, 2013 as "Harvey Milk Day" in the State of California.
One California town's bankruptcy saga a lesson for Detroit, Bridge Magazine discovers
STOCKTON, Calif. - Here in Stockton, the standard postcards show a palm-lined City Center, without revealing that under those palm trees, the homeless sometimes outnumber the homed.
Capitol Alert: AM Alert: Gov. Jerry Brown breakfasts with CalChamber
Some of us like to start our day off with a quiet and leisurely cup of coffee and a copy of the paper , but today Gov.
California continues to lead nation in gun safety measures
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.
The Buzz: Jerry Brown officials ponder how to recover those dimes
Absent legislative action, taxpayers will have to pay about 50 cents per letter to notify more than a million households that a 10-cent public benefit is about to expire.
With scant rain locally and little snowpack in the Sierra Nevada, local Cal Fire officials said Tuesday they are bracing for what could be a dangerous fire season.
Attorney named to Tulare County judgeship
Reyes, 60, has been in solo private practice since 1990. He has a law degree from Santa Clara University School of Law and Bachelor of Arts degree from St.
Calif. sends rescue workers to Okla. tornado site
California is sending six specially trained urban search-and-rescue workers to Oklahoma to assist recovery efforts after Monday's tornado.