Tag: "election"
Richmond Considers a Vegas-Style Casino
Today, Point Molate is quiet. There’s a handful of abandoned buildings, palm and oak trees, and a view clear across the bay to Mount Tamalpais.
Post on Oct 22, 2010 by Amy Standen
Urban Growth on the Ballot
In the East Bay city of San Ramon, voters are deciding a measure that would substantially expand their city limits. Measure W is one of several urban growth measures on Bay Area ballots this November.
Post on Oct 22, 2010 by Lauren Sommer from QUEST Northern California
Reporter's Notes: Big Solar on the Ballot
Proposition 7 is one of the green propositions– in more ways than one. The amount of cash that's being spent on this so-called Big Solar initiative is prodigious. It is one of the most expensive measures on the ballot.
Post on Oct 03, 2008 by David Gorn
Reporter's Notes: Fast Trains
The devil's in the details, so the details aren't entirely in the proposition. There are still many open questions about Prop. 1A on the November ballot, the proposal to bring high speed rail to California – and that makes sense, since there are a billion details, many of them contentious, in any $9.95 billion initiative and $45 billion project.
Post on Sep 19, 2008 by David Gorn
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