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California facing higher $16 billion shortfall
California's budget deficit has swelled to $16 billion and will force severe cuts to schools and public safety if voters fail to approve tax increases in November, warns Gov. Jerry Brown.
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California ready to cut greenhouse gases. Next, doing it.
After five years, California has put in place rules to cut greenhouse-gas emissions statewide back to 1990 levels. But lingering effects of the recession have pushed implementation back a year to 2013.
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UC Davis police chief on leave after pepper spraying
UC Davis said early Monday in a news release that it was necessary to place police Chief Annette Spicuzza on administrative leave to restore trust and calm tensions.
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California stops paying its legislators. What happens now?
The decision by a California official to stop paying state legislators until they pass a balanced budget means Democrats are under increasing pressure to act.
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California nears budget deal to meet deadline. Critics pan it as 'gimmicks.'
California legislators will have to begin to forfeit their salaries if they don't pass a state budget Wednesday. To meet the deadline, legislators are rushing through a deal that could test Gov. Jerry Brown's campaign promise not to sign a 'smoke and mirrors' budget.
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Jerry Brown abandons key part of his California budget plan. Now what?
Gov. Jerry Brown of California cited a long list of Republican demands as the reason he dropped his plan for a special election in June to approve tax extensions for the California budget.
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Republicans block Jerry Brown's budget move. What are his options now?
California's governor is unable to persuade GOP lawmakers to OK his plan to solve a looming budget shortfall. Jerry Brown might try an end run, if it's legal, or present an all-cuts budget.
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Jerry Brown wants special election for California voters to weigh in on budget woes
Jerry Brown made the first 'State of the State' address of his latest administration to both houses of the California state legislature Monday. There is a projected state budget deficit of over $25 billion facing Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers.
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California state budget deal has holes, analysts say
The California state budget accord to be voted on Friday relies on $5 billion in federal money, $10 billion in Wall Street loans, and some pretty big assumptions, say some political observers.
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As California budget deadlock drags, state set to pay steep price
To muddle through while the California budget crisis continues, state workers will be furloughed three days a month and the state will have to issue IOUs to pay bills. Still, there's little urgency in Sacramento.
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Arizona immigration law: California leads call for boycotts
The new Arizona immigration law spurred California officials to call for boycotts of its eastern neighbor, and the effects to image and industry could be both symbolic and substantial.
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California targets budget-busting tax code
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is expected to call for a special legislative session to consider a new tax reform plan. But the overhaul faces skepticism.
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Schwarzenegger bypasses legislature on clean energy bill
Schwarzenegger orders the state to get one-third of its energy from 'green' sources by 2020. He vows to veto energy bills, but will his action stand up in court?
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Schwarzenegger veto of renewable-energy bill could be risky
The California governor wants to use his own plan to push the state toward using 33 percent renewable energy by 2010. But it might not be legal.
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California now faces budget cuts "beyond draconian"
One of the first targets is 200 state parks, already causing a public outcry as summer approaches.
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