Keep Informed

September 2006

• OPINION -- Environmental Community Joins Chorus Decrying Prop 90
• WASHINGTON -- Officials Wary of Electronic Voting Machines
• UK -- Spam trail uncovers junk empire
• SACRAMENTO -- Package of bonds may be too much for state's voters
• SACRAMENTO -- State emissions bill in doubt
• LOS ANGELES -- Council Rejects Street-Sleeping Settlement
• LOS ANGELES -- Jury Hears Driver's Lament in Market Crash Trial
• U.S. -- Is L.A. More Crowded Than New York?
• Opinion -- Just what is sprawl, and why is it really a concern?
• WASHINGTON, D.C. -- House approves 'subway to the sea' bill
• SAN DIEGO -- County to consider smoking ban for parks
• LOS ANGELES -- Homeless cash badly handled? Audit to check
• SANTA MONICA -- Witness Testifies In Farmers Market Crash Trial
• SANTA MONICA -- Apartment building developers sue Santa Monica over affordable housing provision
• SACRAMENTO -- Handheld phone ban for drivers
• SACRAMENTO -- The other global-warming bill awaits
• SAN DIEGO -- Council, SEC meet in closed session
• SAN FRANCISCO -- Housing Market Seeing Spots
• SACRAMENTO -- California's growing diversity doesn't extend to the ballot box
• OPINION -- Hack the vote? No problem
• CHICAGO -- Daley's big-box veto holds up
• LOS ANGELES -- English as not a second language
• BURBANK -- Local charities are finding it tougher to feed the needy
• LOS ANGELES -- Funds to help 500 homeless families in L.A.
• CHICAGO -- City Council debates mayor's 'big-box' veto
• SOUTH CAROLINA -- The new downtowners
• UK -- Rich world's climate duty to poor
• SANTA MONICA -- Jury Chosen In Farmers' Market Tragedy Case
• CALIFORNIA -- Prop. 1B would put almost $20 billion into transit work
• HAWAII -- Islands awash in an epidemic of homelessness
• CHICAGO -- Daley vetoes 'big-box' living wage ordinance
• LOS ANGELES -- Anti-terrorism costs, accountability worry some critics
• US -- Nightmare Mortgages
• SAN DIEGO -- Angry, untrusting constituents give council an earful
• SAN FRANCISCO -- Hardscrabble neighborhood gradually undergoing a gentle, atypical revitalization
• OPINION -- How to Protect Your Beach House from Global Warming
• US -- Less-than-clean credit history may just cost you a job offer
• SANTA MONICA -- Autopsy Scheduled In OIS Shooting Of Man Outside Club
• SACRAMENTO -- Governor signs bill giving boost to preschool
• US -- Builders Brace for a Housing Downturn
• SEATTLE -- A condo -- and a lifestyle, too
• SACRAMENTO -- Musical chairs in capital
• CALIFORNIA -- Architect believes time for futuristic cities is now
• OPINION -- Helping the homeless
• LOS ANGELES -- Library safety a growing concern
• LOS ANGELES -- Prosecutors face obstacles in case of market driver
• SACRAMENTO -- Governor says he will veto universal health care measure
• OPINION -- The cost of harassing the homeless
• OPINION -- "Don't Feed The Homeless"
• SEATTLE -- Online House Hunting Worries Some
• LOS ANGELES -- 7 slayings mar holiday weekend
• NEW YORK -- Fine mess they've parked themselves into
• SEATTLE -- Scientists aim to take the heat off computers
• SACRAMENTO -- Arnold unlikely to sign health bill
• UK -- Top scientist's fears for climate
• OPINION -- Why did Berkeley paper run anti-Jewish column?
• SACRAMENTO -- Emission controls milepost for state
• CALIFORNIA -- California Builders Fight Air Pollution Fee
• SALINAS -- Scenic California county marked by land wars
• SAN FRANCISCO -- Economic confidence tumbles in Bay Area
• SEATTLE -- 296 square feet -- but it's home
• US -- Big Help for Small Businesses at the Library