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Governor Appoints Local Democrat to Superior Court

Appointment follows resignation of Judge Eugene M. Hyman.
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Gov. Brown Will Open CA Trade Office in China, Touts…

California Gov. Jerry Brown gave his State of the State Address Thursday morning.
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Patch to Go Dark Friday Morning in Honor of Newtown Victims

We are joining a national movement to pay our respects to the victims and their families, and…
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Santa Clara County Cases Among Those Pardoned

Governor Jerry Brown pardoned 79 individuals Monday, including five cases involving Santa…
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Ambert Alert Issued For Missing Teen

Suspects believed to have abducted Eunice Serrato is said to be armed and dangerous and may be…
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Poll: Should Delta Water Be Sent from Northern California to…

Governor Jerry Brown wants to spend $14 billion for a pair of tunnels that would carry water…
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New Law Puts Some Kids Back in Car Booster Seats

Parents are reminded of $500 fine if their child is not large enough to pass the standards of…
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De Anza Takes Action on Budget Crisis

While having a 'stability fund' to buffer decreased revenue, De Anza College still views Gov.…
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Simitian Bill Expanding Children's Health Coverage Sent to…

Senate Bill 36 would expand health coverage to children whose families are up to 400 percent…
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'There Oughta be a Law' Contest Gets Deadline Extension

You have until Nov. 15 to send in your ideas to State Sen. Joe Simitian's office.
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Is Gov. Brown Right to Dole Out Money to Schools Unequally?

Compare Cupertino's per student funding with other Santa Clara County schools.
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Cupertino Pensions: What Public Employees Receive

CalPERS pension list shows what former city and school employees are collecting.
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Governor Signs High-Speed Rail Funding Bill

Law unlocks billions in funding for high-speed rail, Caltrain and BART.
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Sunshine Week: How Open is Cupertino Government?

This is the week devoted to making sure that government keeps its doors and records open to…
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Vallco News: Sears Not On First List of Closures;…

Cupertino's Sears escapes closure—for now. In related news, the State Supreme Court upholds…
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Council Wrap-up

New rules for two-story homes, a voluntary Vallco redevelopment agency, no to splitting up…
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Clinton Sees California 'Roaring Back'

Former president Bill Clinton provided his view on economic recovery Thursday at the Outlook…
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Simitian: 'Uncertainty' Remains in Education System

Record turn-out for the state senator's annual education forum where he spoke about upcoming…
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Comcast Highlights Student Leaders and Achievers

Over 20 high school seniors from Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties will be honored in…
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Shark Fin Ban Passes Senate, Heads to Governor's Desk

Controversial bill co-authored by Assemblyman Paul Fong is on its way to passage.
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June Rainfall Won't Keep Water Rates From Rising

Water rates increased in Cupertino by about 4 percent as of July 1.
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Social Media Privacy Tops New Laws for 2013

Gov. Jerry Brown signed nearly 1,000 bills signed into law in 2012; here's an overview of what…
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Gov. Brown Vetoes Goodwill Bill

AB 1978 could have shaped the future of nonprofit donation collecting, benefiting local…
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Special City Council Meeting to Decide on Redevelopment…

Council will meet Tuesday at 5 p.m. to discuss how the city will manage the dissolution of the…
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Tech Royalty Turn Out for Steve Jobs' Stanford Memorial

An invitation-only elite guest list causes traffic jams on Stanford's campus.
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Report: Caltrain Electrification Could Pump Billions Into…

Report comes days before critical budget deadline in Sacramento.
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Competing Tax Initiatives Tops on Residents' Minds at League…

Cupertino-Sunnyvale League of Women Voters educates residents about 11 propositions on…
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Chinese-American Groups Say in Lawsuit Shark-Fin Ban…

In a federal suit filed in San Francisco, two Asian-American groups say the state's ban on…
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Sen. Joe Simitian Chats With Cupertino Chamber of Commerce…

At an informal lunch, the state senator, a former Cupertino resident, shares ideas with…
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Tougher Hands-Free Law Clears State Senate

Bill by State Sen. Joe Simitian would boost fines for using cell phones while driving.
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