Brown denies probe link to Mexican influence in state social programs
Gov Brown rejects claims that his administration blocked investigations into Mexican Mafia ties and accuses Assembly Republican leaders of using the issue for political gain. He cites cooperation with investigators and defends others as personal attacks while detailing his London trip and meetings with energy executives.
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Delia case informant says two murders tied to slayings
SACRAMENTO AP A Mexican Mafia informer Edward Gonzales told federal investigators he participated in two murders besides the Ellen Delia slaying and identified the Los Angeles killer. Other defendants in the Delia case include Michael Delia Abraham and Juan Hernandez who plead innocent to murder and conspiracy. Avila described his CIA style questioning and noted Gonzales confessed but was not read his rights. Judge Boskovich to rule on a $5000 bail for Juan Hernandez next Monday.
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Consumer panel selects new members and reappoints deputy city attorney
The new panel includes Lynn Morris of Sacramento and Elmira Gonzalez of Montebello. Aileen Adams, Los Angeles deputy city attorney, is reappointed. The two men, Camrell and Brown, share a long history from high school debate to Yale Law School and have collaborated in California Democratic Party efforts since 1975. The Consumer Advisory Board advises the director of consumer affairs on policy.
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California drought may end this winter say weather officials
The National Weather Service predicts a wetter northern California this winter with more rain and snow than last year, while Southern California remains drier. If correct, reservoirs like Shasta and possibly Oroville could start to fill. Forecast accuracy is about 55 percent.
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