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College districts need to put education first, jobs second
Just 36.4 miles separate Delta College and Modesto Junior College.
Complaining about roads second nature to Turlockers
"The condition of the roads leading into Turlock are something to ponder over, and some of those who are hauling loads over them are doing more than pondering, they are breaking out in speech.
New California gold rush: Folks making $200K+
They don't call California the Golden State for nothing.
Learning the lessons of Debi Austin’s life
It is with great interest that I've been following the story of Debi Austin, the woman from the trailblazing 1996 California anti-tobacco ad. Austin recently passed away after battling a host of health problems brought on by decades of smoking.
State water decision would leave Valley hanging dry
There is no life without water, and nowhere is this sentiment truer than in California, where water is critical to the vitality of every part of the state. But that does not give bureaucrats the justification to decimate the San Joaquin Valley to divert water from some areas to give even more water to others.
From a nation of risk takers to a nation of litigators
A baseball fan turns away from the action at a minor league game in Idaho to chat with a friend. Suddenly, the crowd around him starts yelling. He turns back toward the field and is hit in the eye with a foul ball. Ultimately he loses vision in the eye. He sues.
Yahoo's return to the Industrial Revolution
In January, the Journal relaunched its Women in Business publication after a four-year hiatus. When the advertising department first suggested bringing back this section, I was a little hesitant.
The new math for employers
A side effect of more healthcare insurance coverage is becoming painfully apparent - a less robust economy for those struggling to stay afloat.
Texas governor is California dreaming
Everything is bigger in Texas.
Gun insurance is not the answer
Mandatory gun liability insurance for gun owners sounds reasonable, doesn't it?
Dorner's last day
My friends from out of town want to know what I thought of President Obama's State of the Union address. The answer is simple. I live in Los Angeles. I didn't see or hear the State of the Union address. I was watching the Christopher Dorner manhunt.
Time to restore a rusting practice
It's commonplace to be familiar with those particularly disgruntled folks who breathe a sigh of relief at the end of each Valentine's Day. However, if there is one typical feature of Valentine's Day that we should take care to continue, it is writing meaningful cards and letters.
Patterson dodges anti-Walmart forces
Patterson has done what Ceres has not, so far: Opened a Walmart Supercenter. It appears the project, which opened last month, dodged the bullet of the anti-Walmart forces.
Famous villain back in the news
My father taught me the line when I was a child: "A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse!"
Perhaps EPA will invade Mexico next
The Environmental Perfection Agency is finally having its wings clipped.
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