California

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  • S.F. Mayor Newsom will run for governor

    The announcement puts the two-term mayor in the midst of a potentially crowded field; early polls show him trailing.
  • Can California gays make it legal?

    Attorney Dennis Herrera explains why he's confident he can convince the Golden State to send Proposition 8, the ban on gay marriage, packing.
  • Predatory lending with a smiley face

    Obama is banking on "loan modifications" to help struggling homeowners -- but mortgage brokers are the real winners.
  • Everybody must get stoned

    A new plan to legalize marijuana in California would create a $1 billion tokin' tax and thousands of green jobs. Now that's a stimulus plan!
  • Obama to GOP governors: May I have this dance?

    The White House throws a dinner for governors -- even the Republicans who still say they don't want Obama's stimulus money.
  • California balances its checkbook, the hard way

    Sure, public education gets creamed, and smart energy policy is thrown under the bus. But, hey, at least the state will continue to function.
  • The great California crash and burn

    The stimulus package can't save the Golden State, nor can its own government. Who to blame? Californians.
  • A correction on California's energy crisis

    Enron's pick for FERC chair was not the man responsible for a slow federal response to the electricity deregulation debacle
  • Cali Cleantech Investment, Jobs Leapfrog U.S.

  • Introducing the chairman of renewable energy

    Mix together Californian laws, stimulus spending, and a new chairman for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, and what do you get? Very happy environmentalists.
  • Obama to California: Just do it!

    After eight years of obstruction from the White House and Detroit, the fight to restrict greenhouse gas emissions finally gets started, for real
  • How to create micro-hybrid magic

    The European Union mandates a cut in carbon dioxide emissions for new cars, and innovation flourishes. When California tried to play the same game, Bush said no
  • A California gold rush for foreclosed homes

    Sales of existing homes jump in December, but the new bargains are just a sign of bad times
  • A stimulus band-aid for education

    House Democrats propose to spend $80 billion helping states keep schools afloat. California needs it, now
  • Spend, Obama, spend! And save jobs

    The first thing Obama should do is use federal funds to keep public employees from joining the swelling ranks of the unemployed.
  • California to probe Mormon pro-Prop. 8 donations

    Advocacy group claims the church failed to fully report funds it spent on campaign against same-sex marriage.
  • Why churches fear gay marriage

    The crusade for Proposition 8 was fueled by the broken American family, explains gay Catholic author Richard Rodriguez.
  • Prop. 8 heading to court

    The California Supreme Court will take up legal challenges to the voter initiative, which banned same-sex marriages in the state.
  • A California earthquake shocks Detroit

    More bad news for automakers? California's Henry Waxman wins a preliminary vote to unseat Michigan's John Dingell as chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
  • A rough night for gay Obama supporters

    I was elated over Obama's historic win. Then I got the news that Proposition 8 was passing -- banning my right to marry a woman.
  • Gays in the age of Obama

    For many, the jubilation over the new president is greater than the sorrow over Proposition 8.
  • California same-sex marriage ban too close to call

    But the discriminatory measure leads, and gays and lesbians suffer other losses around the country.
  • A big gay Mormon wedding

    The Church of Latter-day Saints has pumped millions into Proposition 8 to ban gay marriage. But for one devout family, the politics are personal.
  • Proposition 8 vs. black homophobia

    An African-American lesbian explains why she's hopeful that an "Obama Effect" won't kill gay marriage in California.
  • Wall Street's California problem

    Wachovia reports a $23.7 billion quarterly loss. "Westward ho!" now looks like a pretty bad rallying cry for the North Carolina bank.
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