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Wednesday March 10, 2010 Updated 2:33 AM PST
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AB32 plays on economic fears
Petitions are being circulated for a November ballot initiative that would undercut California's landmark legislation to reduce...
Shorting the housing recovery
There's a rosy tint on a lot of the national economic indicators right now, but it doesn't feel that way for many Americans. There are...
Sierra Club's Edgar Wayburn was a quiet hero
Edgar Wayburn isn't a household name, but he should be. The long-lived physician (he died Friday at the age of 103) from San Francisco...
Sharon Browne wrong for Legal Services Corp.
The U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Committee is expected to vote Wednesday on a nominee for the Legal Services Corp...
Letters to the editor
I agree with the writer of the letter "No one owes you health care" (March 8) that health care should not be considered a right...
California's tax tactics undermine prosperity
California's bond rating is the country's lowest. The state faces near unprecedented unemployment and underemployment. State...
Increased access to broadband vital to growth
Think about what was possible online in 1995. Internet adoption in the United States stood at just over 10 percent, and most surfed...
Cities must define core services
Local government cannot afford everything it's doing, so where do cities begin to cut spending? To bridge budget gaps, lawmakers can...
Government should defend climate science
The status quo has many guardians, but the future is an orphan. From our out-of-control health care system to lax banking regulation...
Will the call become 'Go east, young man'?
It would reverse the 19th century mantra that conjured the promise of the American West. Much depends on how California responds to...
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Where Toyota really lost its way
"The Toyota Way." For a generation, it was the gold standard of corporate slogans, as the Japanese automaker rose to No. 1 in the...
Nummi's closure opens challenge, opportunity
The fate of the New United Motor Manufacturing Inc. plant in Fremont offers a cautionary tale for any region that needs to attract new...
Retool Nummi as a clean technology incubator
The closing of Nummi and loss of nearly 5,000 jobs is a wake-up call for California. And it's not just Nummi. In January, Northrop...
Change the business climate
The families and communities suffering from the closure of the Nummi plant in Fremont are the latest victims in a jobs crisis of...
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OPEN FORUM: On student protests
03.09.10 at 3:51 PM
By Krystal Peak The usual grumble heard from public school teachers and students throughout the state grew...
