California Budget Crisis Diaries: October 2009

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Fool’s Gold: An archive of stories older than July 2009

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Calif. high court squashes transit funds grab

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A constitutional approach to fixing California’s budgetary troubles


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Costly lawsuits and late payment fees

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California’s budget cuts hurt those on disability the most

Investors, please buy the state’s bonds

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To veto or not to veto?


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Furloughs, education, and funds for shelters

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From students to unions

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Billion-dollar lawsuit hits state

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September 2009

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Garage sales and fire money

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Have some donuts, Californians

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No labor this day

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Shelter animals see shorter days

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Calif. Supreme Court chief justice decries forced court closures

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Calling for special sessions

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Court cases to be delayed

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California panel set to recommend major tax overhaul

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More unemployed Californians

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UC students protest

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Calif. tax panel’s ideas meet political skeptics

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California Budget Crisis Diaries: Tough doing business here

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August 2009

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Post-balanced budget blues

Fed judges order Calif. to cut inmate population

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State health cuts hit hard for thousands of San Diegans

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Lawsuit targets Schwarzenegger

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Riot at Calif. prison as budget cuts loom

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Battles heating up

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Stephen Levy: California EconoTalk

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Governor at a funeral

Calif. soon to stop issuing IOUs as budget stabalizes

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Budget cuts threaten Palomar Mountain State Park

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California lawmakers boost staff pay during budget crisis

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Broke state has enough for wildfires

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Welcome home, prison inmates

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Hang on prison inmates

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Schwarzenegger visits Chula Vista

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Protestors against education cuts gather at SDSU campus

July 2009

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San Diego: sacramento-capitol-hill

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California to begin issuing IOUs as shortfall grows to $25.3 billion		 2

Disability home gets IOU, hopes for helpful bill to pass

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Sanders says state may be late on payments to San Diego

 4San Diego: Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has repeatly said he would reject a proposal filled with tax increases. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
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San Diego: AP (AP/Rich Pedroncelli)

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Day five of budget impasse

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San Diego: ca-ious

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Day seven of budget impasse

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Day nine of budget impasse		 11

San Diego: AP(AP/Rich Pedroncelli)
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San Diego: AP

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Day 12 of the budget impasse		 14

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Day 14 of the budget impasse

Schwarzenegger: California budget deal could be near

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Day 15 of the budget impasse

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Day 16 of the budget impasse

California controller addresses budget crisis in San Diego

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In this photo taken Wednesday, July 1, 2009, California state employee Diane Greagor joins hundreds of other state employees and supporters in a demonstration against Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger proposed budget cuts to state employee pay, furloughs and other state services during a rally at the Capitol in Sacramento, Calif. State employees opposed a a long-term pension reform plan that Schwarzengger had inserted into negotiations he was having with lawmakers to close California's $26.3 billion budget deficit. Schwarzenegger has withdrawn his plan, calling it a distraction to budget talks, but said he would press for pension reform as past of a policy discussion after the budget deficit is resolved. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)

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San Diego: Protesters chant during a demonstration by health care workers, their clients and others outside the gated entrance to the private residential community where California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger lives in the Brentwood section of Los Angeles Friday, July 17, 2009. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)

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Day 19 of the budget impasse

Schwarzenegger announces California budget agreement

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California hopes to end IOUs with budget agreement

Part 1: Breakdown of budget proposal

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Part 2: Breakdown of budget proposal

The budget faces of Schwarzenegger

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Senate passes budget

Assembly passes most of budget

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Lawmakers say the crisis is solved, for now

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Officials concerned about new budget woes
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Pocket Change: California’s Big 5 budget agreement


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Schwarzenegger signs California budget into law

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Leslie Eastman: California’s budget gimmicks hurt us

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Happy Birthday Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger!

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Public pensions draw scrutiny amid Calif. budget crisis

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