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Rather than releasing felons, Governor Jerry Brown is looking at ways to move the overcrowding across state lines.
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Much to California Gov. Jerry Brown's dismay, the Supreme Court will not delay the release of California prison inmates.
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A student turned in thousands of signatures urging the governor to sign new legislation to benefit transgender students.
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Demonstrators met at the State Capitol urging Governor Brown to resolve the hunger strike plaguing California prisons.
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Demonstrators met at the State Capitol urging Governor Brown to resolve the hunger strike plaguing California prisons.
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The state budget deficit is finally zero, but the unemployment fund still has a negative balance.
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California is one of only a few states that prohibits women from selling their eggs for research, but that may change.
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California is one of only a few states that prohibits women from selling their eggs for research, but that may change.
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California Governor Jerry Brown signed a state budget on Thursday for the coming fiscal year.
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A convicted baby-killer is soon to be set free after a decision by Governor Jerry Brown is overturned.
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A three-judge panel ordered Gov. Brown to comply with an order to reduce California's prison population by year's end.
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A three-judge panel ordered Gov. Brown to comply with an order to reduce California's prison population by year's end.
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California state legislators and the governor are getting pay raises, thanks to an improving economy.
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The California Legislature passed a $96.3 billion state spending budget Friday.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is waiting to hear whether federal judges will accept his revised plan to cut crowding at state prisons.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is waiting to hear whether federal judges will accept his revised plan to cut crowding at state prisons.
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Democrats are fighting each other at the state Capitol over the allotment of billions of California education dollars.
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The political balance of power in California is firmly in Democratic hands after Tuesday's election.
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The California State University system has a tentative plan for the extra $125 million received from the passage of Prop. 30.
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Gov. Jerry Brown denied parole for one-time Manson Family member Bruce Davis Friday.
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Texas Governor Rick Perry is trying to persuade California companies to move to his state.
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Charles Manson follower Bruce Davis could soon walk out of prison. His fate is now in the hands of Gov. Jerry Brown.
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Gov. Brown delivered his State of the State address Thursday, touching on topics including the high-speed rail and education.
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Gov. Brown delivered his State of the State address Thursday, touching on topics including the high-speed rail and education.
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Gov. Brown delivered his State of the State address Thursday, touching on topics including the high-speed rail and education.
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CSU officials say they need a bigger chunk of the proposed state budget. There are also calls for funds to go toward raises.
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CSU officials say they need a bigger chunk of the proposed state budget. There are also calls for funds to go toward raises.
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GOP Sen. Bob Huff says schools may not get as much funding as expected with the new state budget. (pt.3)
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The state legislature's independent analyst finds Gov. Brown's budget is finally balanced after years of deficits.
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After years of gloomy predictions it looks like the UC and CSU systems will be getting a budget increase.
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Governor Jerry Brown introduced his budget Thursday and said the budget deficit has been wiped out.
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Tuesday Governor Jerry Brown signed a proclamation and filed court papers asking a judge to end the prison cap.
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Gov. Brown wants to drop 'categorical funding' to allow schools more discretion to spend state money by necessity.
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California's first-of-its-kind law that bars gay therapy has been put on hold by a federal appeals court on Friday.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is undergoing treatment for localized prostate cancer, his office announced on Wednesday.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is undergoing treatment for localized prostate cancer, his office announced on Wednesday.
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Eyewitness News got an exclusive look at the prison realignment challenges faced by L.A. County's probation department.
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California's first-of-its-kind law that bars gay therapy has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge on Monday.
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California voters have spoken: They are willing to pay more in taxes to avoid major budget cuts from schools.
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Find out which propositions were approved and rejected by California voters on Election Day 2012.
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Propositions 30 and 38 are both education taxes, but the two measures have different details as well as backers.
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The most recent polls give Gov. Jerry Brown some hope, showing Prop. 30 is leading by several points.
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An Arizona group has reportedly poured millions into a Super PAC to defeat Gov. Jerry Brown's Proposition 30.
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Proposition 30 is one measure to restore funding to schools. Competing Proposition 38 supporters are fighting it.
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Proposition 30 is one measure to restore funding to schools. Competing Proposition 38 supporters are fighting it.
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Gov. Jerry Brown ordered regulators to allow winter-blend gas to be sold earlier to boost supply and reduce prices.
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Proposition 37 is a measure to require mandatory labeling of genetically engineered food.
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Timothy P. White has been selected to succeed Charles B. Reed as the new chancellor of the Cal State system.
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The state finds itself in a legal battle over a new law banning gay conversion therapy aimed at making teens straight.
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Tuesday a protest was held in downtown Los Angeles against the governor's vetoes of several bills.
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