Prop Zero Links: Tuesday, Aug. 10
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One of the first registered warrants is seen after printing at the Controller's office in Sacramento, Calif., Thursday, July 2, 2009. The reason for the IOUs is California's $26.3 billion deficit. Lawmakers have not been able to agree on a balanced budget by cutting spending, raising taxes or both. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
Bidder on the Rooftop: AB 635 sets new requirements when it comes to a flawed bidding system for public school roofing projects. [Sacramento Bee]
Fiorina Supporter Goes After Boxer on Business: The president of a manufacturers group likens her approach to businesses to the barbaric behavior of the Huns. [OC Register]
Maywood Wants a Divorce: Even a political marriage is on shaky ground when one partner is terrible with money. [LA Times]
State IOUs as Payment: They could be used for things like taxes, vehicle registration and fishing licenses if a La Mesa Assmeblyman's bill passes. [Union-Tribune]
Teachers Dimissed for Incompatible Beliefs: The Press-Enterprise reports the Corona teachers' differences in "religious belief and biblical interpretation" led to the dismissals. [Press-Enterprise]
Ready, Set, Solar: Several major solar power plant proposals, most for the Mojave Desert, are in the works. [California Watch]
Same-Sex Couples and the IRS: The Legislature passes a resolution asking that same-sex couples be taxed the same as heterosexual couples. [Sacramento Bee]
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