Los Angeles Times
LA saw a 4% drop in violent crime per capita and a slight drop in property crime. Nationwide, violent crime declined by 2.5% and property crimes by 1.6%.
Detroit Free Press
Atlanta Journal Constitution
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New York Times
In Los Angeles on May 22, health care workers and patients protested the proposed state budget cuts. By JENNIFER STEINHAUER LOS ANGELES - Gov.
San Jose Mercury News
Christian Science Monitor
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FOXNews
The former Republican presidential nominee appeared Friday with Meg Whitman at an Orange County rally where he called her "the next governor" of the nation's most populous state.
BusinessWeek
San Jose Mercury News
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Tri Valley Herald, CA
The net result of all of these negative forces, when combined with the housing market's implosion, the stock market's free fall and the freeze-up in credit, has been a monetary catastrophe for Sacramento. It was bound to occur sooner or later. …
San Jose Mercury News
By JM BROWN SANTA CRUZ — The California Supreme Court announced Friday it will render its ruling on the constitutionality of Proposition 8 on Tuesday, leaving the long holiday weekend for many to speculate about the future of the same-sex marriage …
MiamiHerald.com
Daily Kos
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San Jose Mercury News, USA
This affects where and how much they spend on their vacations, according to the California Travel and Tourism Commission. Nationwide polls show that there will be fewer Americans vacationing this summer, and those who do will stick close to home. …
Los Angeles Times, CA
"I think they should share in the sacrifices that everyone else has had to encounter," said Kathy Sands, a member of the California Citizens Compensation Commission. The panel, meeting in Burbank, voted 5-1 to approve the pay cut. …
SantaCruz.com
New York Times
San Jose Mercury News
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San Jose Mercury News, USA
The Broadway smash hit musical "lovingly ripped off" from all things Monty Python — an unabashedly zany homage to the canon from "Life of Brian" to "Holy Grail" — swashbuckles into San Francisco's Golden Gate Theatre for its California premiere, …
Los Angeles Times, CA
But the retired arts teacher said he ultimately concluded it was "the same old baloney." Michael Nance, who works in music marketing and has a daughter attending a public school, said he voted in favor of all the state measures. …
The Associated Press
Victorville Daily Press
Manteca Bulletin
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New York Times
By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE On Tuesday, voters in California are likely to do what many citizens all over the country would probably love to do: put the brakes on pay increases for elected state officials.
The Associated Press
Los Angeles Times
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