San Francisco has a similar law to the one in San Jose that has survived two court challenges. An appellate court has not ruled on the ordinance yet. Additionally, A state appellate court is now considering a challenge to three statewide affirmative action programs that were upheld by a Sacramento Superior Court judge. The San Jose ruling sets a good precedent for the equal treatment of individuals and businesses. No business should receive special treatment based on the owner's race or gender.
HOT lanes are more and more becoming the answer to the question of what to do with carpool lanes.
Last week people living in the United States who had dual citizenship with the U.S. and Israel flew to Israel to vote in their presidential elections. Mexico has also taken steps to allow American citizens holding dual citizenship with Mexico voting rights in Mexican elections. The link below provides some good points that may help you decide. Groups from Upland Christian Academy and California Elementary School from San Bernardino dropped by to visit. Francisca Garmon and Diana Robb representing the United Steelworkers of America from Kaiser Permanente Medical Centers, Fontana and Riverside came by to discuss pending legislation.