And so the president of the United States made his way to California this week and offered some advice. Legislation turning over land at former Marine base to Santa Ana districts could pass state Senate today. Watson, GOP candidate Hentschel trade charges over Watson's support of the programs. A Superior Court judge rejected a request Wednesday to evacuate the Caltrans headquarters in downtown Los Angeles despite concerns raised by state employees that the building would be a deathtrap in the event of a fire or earthquake. Amid strong industry opposition, bid to require client's OK for transfer of information dies.
Lower house does approve effort to curb predatory lending.
With President Bush, we've just seen indications of all three. The White House, Feinstein and Boxer create a bipartisan set of panels, which will tend to favor centrist federal jurists. Action clears way for final talks. You could think of this as California's own little slice of west Texas. He's likely to use similar strategy of charm, perseverance in California.