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1. Former Assemblywoman Bonnie Garcia to run for state Senate

   Thursday May 2 | Sacramento Bee Newspaper

   The Palm Desert Republican announced this week that she will run for the 28th Senate District in the 2014 election, rolling out a list of local GOP endorsements along with word of her candidacy.

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   Related Topix: California, California Government, Imperial County, CA, Riverside County, CA, Celebrities, Arnold Schwarzenegger, US Governors, Arnold Schwarzenegger

2. The Buzz: Former Facebook executive Chris Kelly joins public-safety push on sex crimes w/Photo

   Friday May 3 | Sacramento Bee Newspaper

   Former Facebook executive Chris Kelly, shown in 2010 with campaign supporters, is now urging other states to adopt "Chelsea's Law" measures that strengthen sentences for violent child sex offenders.

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3. Former Assemblywoman Bonnie Garcia to run for state Senate

   Thursday May 2 | Sacramento Bee Newspaper

   The Southern California Republican announced this week that she will run for the 28th Senate District in the 2014 election, rolling out a list of local GOP endorsements along with word of her candidacy.

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   Related Topix: California, California Government, Imperial County, CA, Riverside County, CA, Celebrities, Arnold Schwarzenegger, US Governors, Arnold Schwarzenegger

4. Cathie Anderson: Burger masters coming home w/Photo

   Jan 10, 2013 | Sacramento Bee Newspaper

   Go ahead; do it. Sell your home in Land Park with its dormer windows and backyard pool, move down to the desert in Southern California, open a hamburger joint and rake in $1.2 million a year.

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   Related Topix: Sacramento, CA, Orange, CA

5. Emails reveal college officials knew they were overbilling state

   Dec 18, 2012 | Sacramento Bee Newspaper

   Newly released emails and documents show which current and former senior administrators at the College of the Desert were aware that the district's enrollment figures were inaccurate and the college was overbilling the state - a deception that will cost the district $5.26 million in repayments.

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