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A new report says California's high-speed rail system would eliminate greenhouse gasses from the system and create thousands of permanent jobs. What kinds of jobs the system would create remain to be seen...
For now, job seekers may have to settle for low-paying, labor-intensive jobs...
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California’s official state symbols tell a story of a place of natural wealth and pioneering spirit, not to mention exploitable natural resources.
For example, there’s the redwood tree—a reminder of rugged coastlines and peaceful mountains. Then there’s the state mineral, gold, which tells of the...
A few thousand protesters gathered at 24th and Mission Streets in San Francisco on Saturday. Union members, immigrants, and their supporters rallied to speak out in favor of immigrant workers’ rights and to denounce Arizona’s new immigration enforcement law. The measure requires local and...
A new Field Poll released today shows that half of registered voters in California think the budget problems should be fixed primarily, if not exclusively, by cutting spending, not raising taxes. In order to fix the nearly $20 billion budget gap 31% preferred only making spending cuts, 19% wanted "...
The U.S. Supreme Court may have banned cameras from the Proposition 8 Trial, but there's still a way to see what's been going on inside the courtroom.
This clip is not from the real trial - it's actually a re-enactment that was posted on You-Tube. Los Angeles Filmmakers John Ainsworth and John...
As the nation debates health-care reform, most of the talk has focused on who will get it – and how much they will get. There’s a basic assumption that more health-care is better. But Americans already get a lot of medicine, and don’t seem better off for it. We spend more money on...
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