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Oct 28

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Fiorina Returns to Campaign Trail in Bid to Unseat Boxer

After a brief stay in the hospital, Republican candidate Carly Fiorina is back in campaign mode in the close California Senate race against Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer. Judy Woodruff talked to both of them during a visit to the Golden…

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Oct 27

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Brown, Whitman Challenged to Pull Negative Ads in California Governor Race

By David Chalian

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger speaks as gubernatorial candidates Meg Whitman and Jerry Brown, right, look on during a discussion moderated by "Today" show host Matt Lauer. Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images. The cheers that welcomed Meg Whitman at an event Tuesday…

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Oct 14

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'California Is a Place' Still Reeling From Recession

Filmmakers Drea Cooper and Zack Canepari looked at California foreclosures through a different lens by concentrating on the crisis in some off-beat places.

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Oct 08

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California Governor's Race: a Hot Campaign Sans Obama, Tea Party

In the troubled and debt-ridden state of California, two strong, well-known candidates are vying for the dubious honor of becoming the next governor. But something is missing in this extremely political year. Republican Meg Whitman, the former head of eBay,…

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Oct 08

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Economic Pessimism Pervades Heated California's Governor Race

As much of the nation's focus has been on congressional races in the upcoming midterm elections, 37 states will elect governors as well. Correspondent Spencer Michels takes a look at the expensive race for California's top job amid the state's…

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Sep 30

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Calif. Candidate Whitman, Former Housekeeper Trade More Accusations

SAN FRANCISCO | Meg Whitman, the Republican candidate for governor of California, can't seem to shake charges that she knowingly employed an illegal immigrant in her home as a housekeeper and nanny for nine years. In a second day…

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Sep 29

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Calif. Candidate Whitman Responds to Illegal Immigrant Hiring Revelation

Updated 8:12 p.m. ET SAN JOSE, Calif. | Revelations that Meg Whitman, the Republican candidate for governor in California, employed an illegal alien as a housekeeper for nine years have made waves in a tight campaign here. At a…

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Sep 28

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Conversation: Yiyun Li, Fiction Writer and Winner of the 2010 MacArthur Fellowship

By Molly Finnegan

Born in Beijing, MacArthur Fellow Yiyun Li came to the United States in 1996 to complete a doctoral program in immunology, but decided then to change her career path and instead do something that was more important to her: writing.

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Sep 23

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For Two Filmmakers, 'California Is a Place' You Haven't Really Seen Before

In the summer of 2009, with signs of the Great Recession scattered across much of California, filmmaker Drea Cooper and photographer Zackary Canepari decided it was time to work together full time to document what they were witnessing around them.

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Sep 02

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Effect of Court Decisions on Guns Remains Murky in California

Correspondent Spencer Michels examines how U.S. Supreme Court rulings limiting local gun-control laws are playing out in California.

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