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Pedophile blogger leaving California: Following a new court order, Jack McClellan says he can no longer take the state's "Orwellian protocol."; Tracy Clark-Flory Aug 27, 2007
Hip, hip, CAFE!: Some Dems celebrate a new Senate bill to boost gas mileage. But it's premature to toast the end of our high-octane bender.; By Katharine Mieszkowski Jul 3, 2007
I love L.A.: Everyone knows the comedy version of Los Angeles. Imagine my surprise when I found myself speaking up for the despised city.; By Garrison Keillor Jun 13, 2007
States' rights vs. the Farm Bill: Squeezed in with cheddar price supports and swine surveillance: An amendment forbidding local bans on USDA-approved genetically modified organisms; Andrew Leonard May 24, 2007
California hockey program keeps kids on the street: Good news for girls in more ways than one.; Lynn Harris May 9, 2007
Will Schwarzenegger's new death chamber actually help inmates?: If building a new lethal-injection facility will improve quality of life for prisoners on California's death row, I'm for it.; By Sara Catania May 2, 2007
I left New York for San Diego and now I don't know where I am: I'm a New Yorker. I don't think Californians really get where I'm coming from.; By Cary Tennis Apr 18, 2007
Looking for some stem cell payback: Biomedical industry to California legislators: "Don't you dare tell us what to do with your money!"; Andrew Leonard Apr 4, 2007
Drinking the invisible hand: The global water industry sees a profitable opportunity in drought and global warming.; Andrew Leonard Apr 4, 2007
The battle for California, as seen by bike: Who will speak for the frogs, when the luxury home builder Toll Brothers revs up its bulldozers?; Andrew Leonard Feb 23, 2007
Attack of the toxic housing bust: Ripple alert: Florida and California blame real estate market for a big hit on January tax revenues.; Andrew Leonard Feb 12, 2007
Spanking mad: A California bill could make spanking a crime. But when did a swat on the bum become child abuse? And how far should the government go in telling parents how to raise their children?; By Eilene Zimmerman Feb 5, 2007
Happy Hanukkah from Arnold: The governor of California with a holiday message.; By David Puner Dec 22, 2006
Generation Dem: Beyond the failure of Karl Rove, the momentous 2006 elections signaled the emergence of a younger, bluer America that could reshape politics for years to come.; By Sidney Blumenthal Nov 30, 2006
40 states is plenty: Who needs Wyoming, Utah, Texas or Vermont? Senate seats should go to states that matter.; By Garrison Keillor Nov 15, 2006
Taming the Australian weed: Are eucalyptus trees the next biofuel savior? A note of caution from California.; Andrew Leonard Nov 13, 2006
No punishment too severe?: States are enacting stricter penalties for convicted sex offenders, but some restrictions may have unintended consequences.; Page Rockwell Oct 31, 2006
New ghost towns of the West: Housing: Worst over, or worst yet to come?; Andrew Leonard Oct 17, 2006
Arnold's comeback: Politically dead just nine months ago, the canny governor has resurrected his career by cooperating with Democratic lawmakers -- to California's benefit. Republicans in Washington should take note.; By Chris Thompson Oct 11, 2006
Schwarzenegger's sly move: The Governator's green cred could get him reelected. But will he keep his enviro-friendly promises after November?; By Amanda Griscom Little Sep 11, 2006
California Quixote: Can a politically clumsy windmill engineer who wants the U.S. out of Iraq succeed in his quest to unseat Abramoff ally and eco-villain Richard Pombo?; By Michael Scherer Aug 29, 2006
"The Dissident": Nell Freudenberger's ingenious first novel follows a Chinese dissident to Los Angeles -- and marks the arrival of a major talent,; By Andrew O'Hehir Aug 29, 2006
Salon's shameful six: There was Florida in 2000 and Ohio in 2004. Here are the six states where vote suppression could cost voters their voice -- and Democrats the election -- in 2006.; By Art Levine Aug 15, 2006
California's Prop. 85: New, improved, still evil: On the upside, the measure could mobilize pro-choice, anti-Arnold voters.; Lynn Harris Aug 1, 2006
"Ghost of Hoppers": Jaime Hernandez's graphic novel about a middle-aged woman taking stock of her life is pure eye candy.; By Douglas Wolk Feb 6, 2006

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