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    Apr 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Chinese firm to open bus factory in Lancaster

    SHENZHEN, China — Gov. Jerry Brown, visiting the headquarters of an electric car and bus manufacturer here, announced Tuesday that the company would open a factory in Lancaster, the first Chinese-owned vehicle plant on American soil.
    SHENZHEN, China — Gov. Jerry Brown, visiting the headquarters of an electric car and bus manufacturer here, announced Tuesday that the company would open a factory in Lancaster, the first Chinese-owned vehicle plant on American soil. The firm,...

    Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Career and Workplace, Government, Companies and Corporations, Labor Legislation

    2. Apr 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Trip with Gov. Brown lets L.A. executive reconnect with China

    SHENZHEN, China — The dozens of business officials who accompanied Gov. Jerry Brown to China this week included many with existing business in the country, some who hoped the governor's presence could help open new doors for them and others who...

    Tags: Government, Trips and Vacations, China Earthquake (2010), China, Politics

    3. Apr 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Boston bombers are 'monsters,' L.A. City Council president says

    Los Angeles authorities said Tuesday they planned more vigilant security for the foreseeable future in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings.
    Los Angeles authorities said Tuesday they planned more vigilant security for the foreseeable future in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings. The violence sparked outrage by some Los Angeles leaders. L.A. Council President Herb Wesson called out...

    Tags: Lee Baca, Los Angeles International Airport, Antonio Villaraigosa, Los Angeles Police Department, Sports

    4. Apr 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. A big day in a big month for California taxes

    SACRAMENTO -- California is primed for a strong month for tax revenue after the Legislature's top budget advisor said Tuesday was among the biggest days for tax collection in state history.
    SACRAMENTO -- California is primed for a strong month for tax revenue after the Legislature's top budget advisor said Tuesday was among the biggest days for tax collection in state history. The state raked in $2.7 billion in income taxes Tuesday,...

    Tags: Personal Income, Taxation, Politics

    5. Apr 16, 2013 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  5. Quentin Kopp, no longer on board this bullet train

    There's a short piece of Bay Area freeway, Interstate 380, named for Quentin Kopp, which is ironic considering that he's beaten the drum for public transit — specifically bullet trains — for years. But then again, he's always been a contrarian, as a Superior Court judge, a San Francisco supervisor and a state senator. He also headed the California High-Speed Rail Authority. The man nicknamed the "Great Dissenter" is dissenting now over the course of his beloved bullet train, created on paper in 2008 with a bond measure, Proposition 1A. Its prospects have been slowed considerably by lawsuits, the latest from the state itself, a preemptive bring-it-on legal action called High-Speed Rail Authority vs. All Persons Interested. Kopp is among the very interested, and the not very happy.
    There's a short piece of Bay Area freeway, Interstate 380, named for Quentin Kopp, which is ironic considering that he's beaten the drum for public transit — specifically bullet trains — for years. But then again, he's always been a...

    Tags: Dianne Feinstein, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp., Amtrak, Economy, Business and Finance, Politics

    6. Apr 14, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. California Democrats blast efforts to overhaul schools

    SACRAMENTO — California Democrats on Sunday condemned efforts led by members of their own party to overhaul the nation's schools, arguing that groups such as StudentsFirst and Democrats for Education Reform are fronts for Republicans and corporate interests.
    SACRAMENTO — California Democrats on Sunday condemned efforts led by members of their own party to overhaul the nation's schools, arguing that groups such as StudentsFirst and Democrats for Education Reform are fronts for Republicans and corporate...

    Tags: Teaching and Learning, Local Government, Students, Republican Party, Career and Workplace

    7. Apr 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Still too many prisoners in California

    It may come as a disappointment to Gov. Jerry Brown — but it certainly should not come as a surprise — that a panel of federal judges rejected his request that they return control of California's still-overcrowded prison system to the state. The network of 33 state prisons continues to hold more than 9,000 inmates beyond the court's mandated cap, and Brown's administration has not presented a realistic plan to eliminate that excess, even though the court has extended the deadline for compliance from June 30 to the end of the year.
    It may come as a disappointment to Gov. Jerry Brown — but it certainly should not come as a surprise — that a panel of federal judges rejected his request that they return control of California's still-overcrowded prison system to the state....

    Tags: Health Insurance Cost, Punishment, Safety of Citizens, Anthony Kennedy, Crime, Law and Justice

    8. Apr 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Jerry Brown says CEQA reform unlikely this year

    HONG KONG -- Gov. Jerry Brown said Tuesday that winning a major overhaul of California’s environmental laws was unlikely this year as he focuses on transforming the state’s public school funding, developing a plan to deal with its overcrowded prisons and upgrading its water system.
    HONG KONG -- Gov. Jerry Brown said Tuesday that winning a major overhaul of California’s environmental laws was unlikely this year as he focuses on transforming the state’s public school funding, developing a plan to deal with its...

    Tags: Justice System, Government, China, Politics, Crime, Law and Justice

    9. Apr 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Letters: Crowding out justice in prisons

    <a href="http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-ff-brown-prisons-20130413%2C0%2C6099516.story">Re "Brown vows fight over prisons," April 13</a>
    Re "Brown vows fight over prisons," April 13 Federal courts have found the overcrowding and inmate healthcare in California's prisons intolerable, even though Gov. Jerry Brown says officials are "doing the best job possible." Maybe they're both right...

    Tags: Government, Punishment, Safety of Citizens, Prisons, Politics

    10. Apr 15, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Gov. Jerry Brown says goodbye to China delegation

    &nbsp;GUANGZHOU, China -- Gov. Jerry Brown bid adieu to dozens of government and business officials who crossed the Pacific to travel with him around China this week.
     GUANGZHOU, China -- Gov. Jerry Brown bid adieu to dozens of government and business officials who crossed the Pacific to travel with him around China this week. One last time, this group assembled in an opulent five-star hotel – this time the...

    Tags: Government, Trips and Vacations, China, Guangzhou (China), Politics

    11. Apr 14, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Though Brown touts progress, China's environmental issues persist

    GUANGZHOU, China -- It&rsquo;s easy to feel good traveling through China with Gov. Jerry Brown this week.&nbsp;
    GUANGZHOU, China -- It’s easy to feel good traveling through China with Gov. Jerry Brown this week.  Multimillion-dollar business deals between Chinese and California companies have been announced, and cooperation on environmental policy is...

    Tags: Government, Environmental Pollution, Trips and Vacations, Environmental Issues, Guangzhou (China)

    12. Apr 11, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Brown wants China aboard California's high-speed rail project

    SHANGHAI &mdash; Gov. Jerry Brown's trade mission to China this week is intersecting with one of the most controversial issues of his governorship: California's $68-billion bullet train.
    SHANGHAI — Gov. Jerry Brown's trade mission to China this week is intersecting with one of the most controversial issues of his governorship: California's $68-billion bullet train. The governor has staked part of his legacy on the rail network,...

    Tags: Amtrak, Economy, Business and Finance, Environmental Issues, Shanghai (China), Railway Transportation

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