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Assemblyman talks bluntly on budget, likes constitutional convention
August 5th, 2009Democratic Assemblyman Jared Huffman addressed the Sonoma County Alliance this morning, telling business and community leaders that the state likely will face more fiscal troubles in a matter of a few months.
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California falling behind in high-wage education
August 5th, 2009At the very moment budget cuts will mean tens of thousands of young people in California will not have access to a college education, a report issued today by the Campaign for College Opportunity and the Bay Area Council concludes California is fast losing its position as a leader in college math and science education.
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