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 Audit finds serious hazards from abandoned minesThe government has endangered the public's health and safety by failing to clean up abandoned mines on federal land in the West, according to a scathing audit released Friday.
Calif. peak may be named for Sierra Club's Brower
California's fourth-highest mountain peak would bear the name of the Sierra Club's late leader, if the state's U.S. senators get their way.
Report says canal would fix California water woes
A quarter century ago, Californians overwhelmingly rejected the state's ambitious plan to pipe water around the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to provide clean, plentiful supplies to a booming Southern California.
House OKs bill seeking more access to spy secrets
The House on Wednesday passed legislation governing next year's intelligence budget that demands lawmakers be given greater access to the nation's most closely held secrets.
Schwarzenegger, Feinstein propose $9.3B water bond
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein on Thursday proposed a $9.3 billion bond to shore up California's water supply through a combination of reservoirs and conservation projects.
Thank you, California firefighters
On behalf of Butte College, I’d like to thank those in your fire department who responded to the Humboldt Fire in Butte County. They not only saved Butte College from serious and devastating destruction, but they protected the communities we all live in. Without their great efforts many more people would not have homes to return to, and much of our campus would not be available for providing an education to those in our community.
Calif. governor's race: youth or experience?
Charismatic and politically bold, both San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa seem like naturals to help Democrats reclaim the governor's office in 2010.  California mayor takes step toward governor's raceMayor Gavin Newsom has taken his first public step toward seeking higher office, filing papers to form an exploratory committee for a potential gubernatorial bid in 2010.
Newsom takes step toward governor's race
Mayor Gavin Newsom took his first public step toward seeking higher office Tuesday, filing papers to form an exploratory committee for a potential gubernatorial bid in 2010. |
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