CSU Stanislaus releases Palin documents

SACRAMENTO, CA (KGO) -- Cal State Stanislaus has now agreed to release at least 899 pages of records about Sarah Palin's upcoming appearance at a June fundraiser.

Initially, university officials said they did not have to turn over documents about the Palin event, saying it was arranged by a private foundation.

Last month, two students from the Turlock campus turned over to the attorney general's office two bags of documents, some shredded, found in a campus dumpster. They included portions of Palin's contract.

The university says it did nothing wrong, and that most of the documents it's now releasing, were generated after the controversy began.

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