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  • Proposition 90 would bar state and local governments from seizing private property for private use and restrict government authority to adopt land use, housing, consumer, environmental and workplace l
  • This week, President Bush signed a bill making it illegal to use Miramar for a civilian airport, and all five members of San Diego’s congressional delegation have announced their unanimous opposition
  • A year ago, California voters rejected Arnold Schwarzenegger's vision for the state's future by defeating his entire slate of referenda. He then apologized for battling with nurses, police officers and teachers, not to mention assorted Democrats in Sacramento. Now Schwarzenegger's back on top.
  • A tent decked out with ceiling fans and a sound system offers poets and their audience a brief respite from Baghdad's violence. Shiites and Sunnis gather to express their feelings in verse during this event, which is organized by a Kurdish woman.
  • Blue Cross of California has decided to settle more than 70 lawsuits filed by patients who charged the company with illegally terminating their policy. Similar cases are still pending against other he
  • Proposition 87 would impose a tax on California oil refineries in order to establish a $4 billion Clean Alternative Energy Program. Host Tom Fudge speaks with both sides of the debate about why voter
  • The always-outspoken civil rights leader, George Stevens, highlighted the neglected areas of his district, and convinced many on the council to support his efforts to reform his community. Host Tom F
  • Cities at opposite ends of the county are taking opposite approaches to immigration. At last night's council meeting in National City, immigrants’ rights activists turned in more than 500 signatures
  • South Dakotans will vote next month on a proposed state constitutional amendment that would strip judges, jurors, and other state officials, of their immunity from lawsuits for their official actions. The proposal has alarmed not only judges, but also large swathes of South Dakota society.
  • Prop. C, a highly politicized and controversial measure, aims to allow city services to be outsourced to private contractors. A professor from Columbia University gives examples of other cities that h
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