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Jerry Sanders thinks animal cruelty is bad

Just got this press release: SAN DIEGO MAYOR JERRY SANDERS ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENT OF YES! ON PROP 2 CAMPAIGN TO STOP ANIMAL CRUELTY SAN DIEGO – Mayor Jerry Sanders this week announced his endorsement of the YES! on Prop 2 campaign, joining U.S. Senators Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer, San Diego area Congressman Bob Filner, state schools chief [...]

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Feinstein won't run

By Tim Redmond I think Randy Shaw is right that Dianne Feinstein won't run for governor. I don't think the prospect of her entering the race is having much of any impact on Gavin Newsom right now (except for the...

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Feinstein May Run for California Governor

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, "who has been forced to sit out this week's Democratic convention in Denver because of a broken ankle, acknowledged in an interview" with the San Francisco Chronicle "that she is actively considering running for governor in 2010." "In a wide-ranging interview about presidential politics and the convention, the state's senior U.S. senator said she first wants to see the results...

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S.F.'s sanctuary city story so far

How San Francisco came to protect juvenile undocumented immigrant felons from possible deportation, and steps the city has taken. Sanctuary city: In 1985, Mayor Dianne Feinstein signed legislation passed by the Board of Supervisors that designated San...

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Feinstein considers run for governor

U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein says she is considering a run for California governor in 2010.The San Francisco Chronicle reported Friday that the moderate Democrat said she might remain in the Senate if Democrats are able to gain solid majorities to pass major legislation.I want to see how close to 60 votes we can get in the Senate, what the committee structure is, and how best I can use my time, said...

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Convention Notebook: Torres takes a bow

State Democratic party Chairman Art Torres, the leader of the California delegation in Denver now that U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein is out with a busted ankle, is enjoying his swan song.

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California needs the water bond proposition to pass

So says the Palm Springs CA Desert Sun, urging that legislators put the bill on the ballot by the tomorrow’s deadline. Schwarzenegger and Sen. Dianne Feinstein both support it. It needs to pass. Given the ongoing California budget train wreck, let’s hope voters ok it - assuming it’s on the ballot. And, ahem, maybe [...]

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CA Op-Ed: Dan Bacher: Stop the Peripheral Canal - Oppose the Schwarzenegger/Feinstein Water Bond

A coalition of recreational fishermen, commercial fishermen, Delta farmers, Indian Tribes, conservationists and others concerned about the future of the California Delta is opposing a $9.3 billion water bond proposal that Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Senator Dianne Feinstein and Assemblyman Dave Cogdill are trying to ram through the California Legislature.

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CSPA Action Alert: Tell the Assembly to say 'No" to the Water Bond!

Please call the members of the Assembly Special Water Committee to let them know that oppose the water bond proposed by "Duo of Delta Destruction," Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Senator Dianne Feinstein. The $9.3 billion water bond will provide for the design and construction of the peripheral canal and the Temperance Flat and Sites reservoirs. If passed by the Legislature, the water bond would...

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Hiking Injury To Keep Feinstein From DNC

U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., says she will not attend the upcoming Democratic National Convention in Denver due to a hiking injury....

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The Buzz: Feinstein's broken ankle will keep her from convention

U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein announced Tuesday that she'll be skipping next week's Democratic National Convention in Denver due to a broken ankle. ASSEMBLY REPUBLICAN LEADER MIKE VILLINES

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Stop the Peripheral Canal - Oppose the Schwarzenegger/Feinstein Water Bond!

A coalition of recreational fishermen, commercial fishermen, Delta farmers, Indian Tribes, conservationists and others concerned about the future of the California Delta is opposing a $9.3 billion water bond proposal that Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Senator Dianne Feinstein and Assemblyman Dave Cogdill are trying to ram through the California Legislature. The water bond would result in the design...

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Hillary Loses Another Superdelegate

First it was Bill Gwatney , Arkansas Dem Party Chairman, and now Sen. Dianne Feinstein from California who won't be able to join the cast of thousands in Denver. She's dealing with a cast of her own : California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who was co-hosting an annual environmental summit in Lake Tahoe, broke her ankle Friday when she slipped and fell while walking with Rep. Ellen Tauscher. “My doctor has...

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Feinstein Hobbled, Won't Go to Convention

California Sen. Dianne Feinstein issued a statement this afternoon saying she broke her ankle during a trail walk with Walnut Creek Rep. Ellen Tauscher at Lake Tahoe and won't be able to attend the...

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Feinstein breaks ankle, will skip convention

Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California has broken her ankle and will skip next week's Democratic National Convention.