Governor Brown Mansion Set for Alternate Use
Sacramento report notes Gov. Brown living in a rented apartment. The Assembly, 58 to 11, passes Vasconcelos bill allowing the 1.3 million governor’s mansion to be used for other purposes when not occupied. Construction continues in Carmichael as Brown rejects living there citing extravagance.
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Burglars Steal Jewelry and Clothing in Long Beach Home
Jewelry and clothing valued at 600 dollars were taken from the home of Edward Needham at 3943 California Avenue after burglars forced a living room door to enter. Police reported the incident on Thursday.
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Brown warns on inflated expectations for economy
Sacramento Gov. Brown spoke with reporters about hard times and inflated expectations. He said the state faces economic hardship, emphasized sacrifice, and noted no grand plan yet. He defended past tax stance and discussed environmental timber acts and private sex conduct limits. A separate bill would reserve at least 1 percent of state building funds for art.
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