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The California Report

Prop. 8 Back to the Courts

The California Supreme Court may decide today whether to once again wade into the legal battle over same-sex marriage.

 
 
Listener Voices

Perspectives | Nov 20, 2008

Presumed Guilty

Attorney Brian Dinday says too often local prosecutors won't drop domestic violence cases -- even when they know the accusations are false.
Host: Brian Dinday

Perspectives | Nov 19, 2008

Rules of the Road

Linda Atkins was in a rear-end collision recently, only she wasn't in a car -- she was on her bike. And she wasn't hit by a motorist. She was hit by another bicyclist.
Host: Linda Atkins

 
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San Francisco Chronicle
  • S.F.: Sinkhole closes lane on Van Ness

    HERE'S THE DEAL Van Ness road work: For more than a week, the left lane of a key San Francisco artery - southbound Van Ness Avenue - has been closed by orange cones and sawhorses. The street closure, which was prompted by a sinkhole, has led to traffic jams...

  • Making Bay Area friendly for electric cars

    Bay Area environmental leaders are counting on a $1 billion investment to build the nation's first electric vehicle network - with service stations to recharge batteries and garages to swap depleted batteries for fresh ones - and finally make the gasoline-...

  • Dellums' decision puts new cops in limbo

    Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums is an illusionist. At a public ceremony last week for 38 new graduates of the police academy, he praised the Police Department for beefing up the force to 837 officers. "In a cynical world, your decision to become police officers is...

NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
BBC News
Nightly Business Report
  • The Mississippi - Part 3

    NBR's Diane Eastabrook journeys to the Mississippi to discover the role the river plays in present day America. In Part 3 of the series, she explores the negative impact the river in its current state is having on the environment.

  • The Mississippi - Part 2

    NBR's Diane Eastabrook journeys to the Mississippi to discover the role the river plays in present day America. In Part 2 of the series, Diane investigates the popularity of the river as a shipping route.

  • The Mississippi - Part 1

    In this series, NBR's Diane Eastabrook journeys to the Mississippi to discover the role the river plays in present day America. Part 1 finds Diane in Minnesota, where she investigates the generation of hydropower on the river.

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