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Prop. 30 will aid state, despite naysayers' lies

By: SF Examiner Editorial 11/01/12 10:29 PM
As the days tick down to Election Day next week, the repercussions of the possible failure of the two tax measures on the statewide ballot are being drowned out by false arguments and outright lies, which have caused support for the measures to drop in recent weeks. Read More

Jerry Brown campaigns for Prop. 30, attacks critics of state

By: Mike Billings 11/01/12 9:58 PM
Gov. Jerry Brown came out swinging for Proposition 30 – the tax measure he’s backing on Tuesday’s ballot – and against people who have negative views of California during an appearance at the Commonwealth Club of California in San Francisco on Thursday. Read More

49ers lose shot at $34 million redevelopment cash

By: Dan Schreiber 10/29/12 10:39 PM
A bitter fight over $34 million in redevelopment funding for the new 49ers stadium in Santa Clara could end up being a moot point. While the Niners had argued that the funds were already earmarked for the $1.2 billion stadium project, some residents of the South Bay city wanted to see that money funneled instead into public schools. Read More

Political contributions need to be unmasked

By: SF Examiner Editorial 10/28/12 7:27 PM
A group in Arizona has dumped $11 million into California to oppose one measure on the November ballot and support another. Now it needs to tell us who its campaign contributors are. Read More

Jerry Brown stumps for Prop. 30 in S.F. with business, education leaders

By: Mike Billings 10/25/12 4:44 PM
Gov. Jerry Brown campaigns for Proposition 30 in San Francisco
Gov. Jerry Brown met with business leaders in San Francisco on Thursday to advocate for Proposition 30, the tax measure on the November ballot that has recently slipped in the polls just weeks before the election. Read More

Support for Proposition 30, 38 falling behind, poll finds

By: Mike Billings 10/24/12 6:34 PM
Gov. Jerry Brown
Support is slipping for two tax measures just weeks before voters decide the outcomes in the Nov. 6 election, new polling numbers show. Read More

Consumer protections, privacy and government revenue top Leno’s laws

By: Melissa Griffin 10/19/12 6:59 PM
Mark Leno
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Fracking is an opportunity for California and not a threat

By: Dave Quast 10/12/12 6:11 PM
When the recent debate over hydraulic fracturing in California first got started, Gov. Jerry Brown made a statement that’s worth recalling: “California is the fourth-largest oil producing state and we want to continue that.” Fortunately, we have the resources and the technology to ensure we remain a leading energy producer. Read More

Support both Prop. 30 and Prop. 38 for education

By: SF Examiner Editorial 10/09/12 10:50 PM
Voters in California are being asked to consider two competing tax measures on the November ballot, propositions 30 and 38. If both are approved, the one with the higher percentage of votes will prevail. But to avoid confusion, the best strategy is to vote yes on both measures. The propositions, if approved, would send more money to public education in the state. Read More

Governor’s veto of Leno privacy bill is disappointing

By: SF Examiner Editorial 10/06/12 10:18 PM
Tech-savvy residents of the Bay Area carry around smartphones and tablet computers, devices that have allowed us to do vast amounts of work on the go while staying connected with friends and family. But as people walk around with these devices, they are collecting large amounts of data, including where they are at any given time — information that reveals much about our personal and professional lives. Read More

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