San Bruno Explosion Survivors Want CPUC President Replaced
SAN BRUNO (CBS / AP) — Survivors of the 2010 deadly pipeline explosion in San Bruno are asking Gov. Jerry Brown to replace the president of the California Public Utilities Commission. At a news...
View ArticleBrown Makes Final Push For Prop. 30, Warns Of Possible Cuts
SACRAMENTO (CBS / AP) — As he makes a last-minute push for his November tax initiative, Gov. Jerry Brown said Tuesday that he wants to make sure voters “know the stakes” for California’s K-12 schools...
View ArticleSupport Slips For Gov. Brown’s Tax Measure, But Voters Oppose Cuts
SACRAMENTO (CBS / AP) – Support is slipping for Gov. Jerry Brown’s tax initiative, with 48 percent of likely voters saying they favor the proposal to raise the statewide sales tax and increase income...
View ArticleGov. Brown Ratchets Up Prop. 30 Campaign As Support Slips
SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) – California Gov. Jerry Brown is intensifying his campaign to pass Proposition 30, which has fallen below 50 percent support for the first time according to the latest statewide...
View ArticleWatchdog Group Sues For Details About Prop. 30 Opponents
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) – California officials have filed a lawsuit in hopes of revealing who is behind $11 million in out-of-state contributions to defeat Proposition 30, the tax increase proposal...
View ArticleKCBS In Depth: Brown Enjoying Challenges Of Governor’s Office
SACRAMENTO (KCBS) – Despite the challenges – everything from the state’s fiscal crisis to partisan gridlock – Gov. Jerry Brown enjoys being governor of California. “I thought it’d be interesting,...
View ArticleJudge Allows Audit Of Group Opposing Gov. Brown’s Tax Measure
SACRAMENTO (CBS / AP) — A Sacramento judge has issued a tentative ruling allowing California’s political watchdog to investigate the donors behind an $11 million contribution to a California ballot...
View ArticleSupport For Governor’s Tax Proposal Drops Below 50 Percent In Field Poll
SACRAMENTO (KCBS) – With less than a week to go before the general election, a new Field Poll shows support for a tax hike proposal backed by Gov. Jerry Brown dropping below 50 percent. Many experts...
View ArticleGroup Opposing Proposition 30 Appeals Order For Campaign Records
SACRAMENTO (CBS / AP) – Attorneys for an Arizona nonprofit that gave $11 million to a California political action committee said Thursday that they have appealed a court order compelling the group to...
View ArticleCA Governor Brown Makes Final Pitch For Prop 30
SACRAMENTO (CBS/AP) — In a final weekend of campaigning, Gov. Jerry Brown is asking everyone from students to venture capitalists to lend a hand in pushing his struggling $6 billion tax increase across...
View ArticleArizona Donation To Oppose California Prop 30 Called ‘Money Laundering’
SACRAMENTO (CBS/AP) - An Arizona nonprofit disclosed Monday that two conservative groups were behind its $11 million campaign contribution to a California organization fighting Gov. Jerry Brown’s tax...
View ArticleVoters Approve Gov. Brown’s Prop. 30 Tax Initiative
SACRAMENTO (CBS / AP / BCN) — California voters have approved Gov. Jerry Brown’s plan to raise income taxes on the wealthy and raise the statewide sales tax to fund education and help balance the state...
View ArticleUC Berkeley Students Seek Tuition Cuts After Prop. 30 Passes
BERKELEY (KCBS) — Hundreds of students at UC Berkeley walked out of class and marched in the rain Thursday, demanding that their tuition go down following the passage of Proposition 30. Voters approved...
View ArticleCSU, UC Boards Postpone Proposed Tuition Hikes
LONG BEACH (CBS / AP) — The governing boards of both California State University and the University of California have heeded pleas from Gov. Jerry Brown to postpone proposed tuition increases. After...
View ArticleGov. Brown Urges UC To Rethink Education, Contain Costs
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS / AP) — Gov. Jerry Brown is calling on the University of California to contain costs and rethink how it does business even though voters approved new taxes to fund schools and...
View ArticleJudge Backs California High-Speed Rail Over Farmers
SACRAMENTO (CBS / AP) — A judge denied a request Friday from Central Valley farmers who sought to halt work on California’s ambitious high-speed rail project. Sacramento County Superior Court Judge...
View ArticleGov. Brown Makes Plea To Fight Climate Change At SF Conference
SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS / AP) — Gov. Jerry Brown told a green building conference in San Francisco on Friday that if the world doesn’t address climate change more aggressively, future generations may have...
View ArticleMoney From California Carbon Auction Less Than Expected
SACRAMENTO (CBS / AP) — The sale of California’s first pollution permits will generate less money than expected for the state budget. Gov. Jerry Brown and state lawmakers projected that the nation’s...
View ArticleMajor Pay Cut Looms For California’s Elected Officials
SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) — State elected officials will have their annual salaries cut by thousands of dollars starting next month, but the reductions approved by a panel in May could be reversed once the...
View ArticleGov. Brown Opposes Raise For New UC Berkeley Chancellor
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS / AP) – Gov. Jerry Brown and Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom voted Tuesday against giving the new chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley a $50,000 pay raise over what his...
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