Second woman in secretary of state race in California
Democrat Assemblywoman March K. Fong of Oakland announced her bid to become the first woman secretary of state, stressing an activist style and seven years' legislative experience. She is the second woman to run, following Cathy ONeill. Fong backs reform measures including campaign spending limits and a statewide elections commission, and intends to raise funds via small contributions and personal resources if needed.
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Pacific Palisades
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PSA to resume flights to Long Beach January 25
PSA will restart service at Long Beach Airport on January 25 after more than two months of strike disruption by Teamsters Local 2707. Full service remains cautious due to new federal fuel allocations. Initial Long Beach operations will run three round trips daily to the San Francisco Bay area with northbound and southbound schedules via San Francisco and Sacramento.
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Herb Shannon
San Francisco
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Regents bill sparks UC governance dispute in Sacramento
Assemblyman Vasconcellos and UC President Hiteh trade charges over ACA 83 changes to regents appointing procedure and eight year terms. Vasconcellos cites past statements by Hiteh, while an aide says Hiteh opposed the overhaul as unnecessary. AB 2586 mirrors the proposed changes in the CSU and community college system.
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Seat belt bill killed in California Assembly
Sacramento dispatch reports the California Assembly rejected a bill that would require motorists to wear seat belts or pay a 25 fine. Assemblyman W Don MacGillivray argued the rule would save lives and noted many fatalities could have been prevented with belts.
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