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Tag Archives: Bob Huff
Brown Urges Action, Vision In State of the State
If there's one takeaway from Governor Jerry Brown's 2012 State of the State address, it may be this: Brown faces the unique task this year of preaching both boldness and austerity… all at the same time. The governor's roughly 20 … Continue reading
Locals Can Tax Themselves, Says Democratic Plan
More government services in the Bay Area? Fewer in the Inland Empire? You'd be forgiven if you think that's a rehash of last week's debate over budget cuts targeted at GOP communities. But it could also be the shape of … Continue reading
You Go Your Way, I'll Go Mine
Newcomers to California barely get their bags unpacked when someone, somewhere, starts griping about how the state is so big or its citizens so disagreeable that we ought to just crack it up into smaller pieces and go our own … Continue reading
Question Time With Jerry Brown
No one seems to be able to recall a sitting governor testifying in front of legislative budget conferees, and in truth it really wasn't testimony that Governor Jerry Brown seemed interested in this morning… but rather, a dialogue. And so … Continue reading




