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  • High-profile Dems reluctant to weigh in on San Diego mayor groping claims

    Published July 19, 2013

    Democrats who accused Republicans of being anti-women during last year’s campaign are strangely silent now that one of their own -- San Diego Mayor Bob Filner -- is accused of groping and sexually assaulting women.

  • California regulators look to curb beach bonfires, citing climate change

    Published July 11, 2013

    A tradition dating back to the 1940s -- bonfire pits on the beaches of southern California -- is being targeted by state officials who say the popular pastime is no longer acceptable because of global warming and negative health consequences. 

  • Silicon Valley banks on immigration bill for access to foreign workers

    Published June 24, 2013

    In Palo Alto, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and a group of high-tech leaders are waiting to see if their million-dollar super PAC spending spree paid off, by doubling the number of foreign workers Silicon Valley can import. 

  • Cage-fight: Rep scrambles to stop California from imposing its egg laws on other states

    Published June 20, 2013

    Rep. Steve King is trying to battle a California law that requires egg producers from other states to comply with its standards if they wish to sell their product in the Golden State. 

  • Debate grows over deporting illegal immigrants with rap sheets after police officers killed

    Published June 17, 2013

    As the House and Senate continue to debate overhauling America's immigration system, new differences are emerging between the two chambers when it comes to criminal illegal immigrants. The controversy is emerging after two police officers were killed, allegedly by illegal immigrant drunk drivers with prior DUI arrests. 

  • Watchdog report says DOJ official retaliated against ‘Furious’ whistle-blower, lied about it

    Published May 20, 2013

    The former U.S. Attorney for Arizona could be disbarred, after an investigation found he lied to the Justice Department about his role in trying to discredit the federal whistle-blower who exposed the botched gun-running scheme known as Fast and Furious.

  • Automakers warn new ethanol mandate could damage vehicles

    Published May 07, 2013

    Detroit says it will ruin your engine. The EPA says it's safe. But as Washington looks to compel refiners to blend more and more ethanol into gasoline, consumers are still left with the basic and critical question -- how much ethanol is safe to put in their cars? 

  • Critics say background check provision protects illegal immigrants with rap sheet

    Published May 06, 2013

    With more than 11 million illegal immigrants living in the so-called "shadows," immigration reform supporters say legalizing the group will make America safer. But opponents of the current Senate bill claim a provision requiring background checks for those illegal immigrants is so weak that it would actually protect criminals and gang members.

  • Senate bill aimed at curbing visa overstays for immigrants

    Published April 29, 2013

    While the Senate immigration bill devotes hundreds of pages to immigrants who enter the U.S. illegally over the Southwest border, it pays little attention to another but equally persistent problem - those who enter legally but never leave. In Washington and in the immigration business they're known as visa overstays.

  • How does immigration bill compare with failed 2007 proposal?

    Published April 17, 2013

    In a bold stroke, eight U.S. senators hope to pull off what Sen. Ted Kennedy and President George W. Bush could not -- pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill for the first time in decades. The new bill is a radical departure from the last major overhaul bill in 2007, which fell victim to numerous amendments and finally died in May that year by 14 votes in the Senate.