Topic: California State University-Sacramento
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GOP's next hope to unseat Barbara Boxer: Carly Fiorina
The former CEO of Hewlett Packard, who hasn't formally announced her candidacy for the US Senate seat from California, would be one of the few women fielded for high office by the state GOP.
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Telemarketing 'robocalls' will be history on Sept. 1, mostly
Exceptions include charities, surveys, and information about canceled flights. But most telemarketers will need your permission before calling.
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Schwarzenegger ends budget saga with more cuts
The California governor used the veto pen to slash more services, before signing off on a budget deal closing a $24 billion deficit.
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Interest groups complicate California’s budget woes
As lawmakers edge closer a budget deal, teachers' unions, business groups, and even the governor hit the airwaves with their demands.
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What will spur California to solve its budget crisis?
Major banks say they won't honor IOUs that the state has issued. That could increase pressure on lawmakers – but it might not be the decisive factor.
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California's budget drama intensifies
Gov. Schwarzenegger stakes his political legacy on fiscal reform without tax hikes.
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Cities' gun restrictions begin to topple
After big D.C. case in '08, San Francisco and Philadelphia have seen setbacks for local gun controls. More laws are expected to come under fire.
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Who wants to run California?
The state's budget is in shambles, but candidates are already lining up for the 2010 gubernatorial race. They include San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom and former eBay chief Meg Whitman.
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Down to the wire on California's budget crisis
As voters face ballot measures, critics say Governor Schwarzenegger is using scare tactics.
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California, once a dream state, strives to get back its groove
As it has slid, the state's citizens have begun to focus on its core dysfunctions.
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It wasn't pretty, but California extracts a budget deal
A political logjam broke Thursday, with a GOP senator's vote to swallow some tax hikes in return for support for election reform.
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To reach youth, California goes YouTube
The state government has launched its own video channel on YouTube.
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Fiscal woes imperil Schwarzenegger
With California's debt topping $16 billion, the governor is stuck with a legislative standoff over tax hikes.
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Campaign 'robocalls' catch Congress's ear
A bipartisan bill, introduced Tuesday, would keep Americans from being flooded with automated political phone calls.
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