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State’s voters tilt toward Arizona law
California voters are sharply and strongly divided over Arizona’s anti-illegal immigration law, according to a new Field Poll. Nearly half of the state’s voters, 49 percent, approve of the law; 45 percent disapprove.
Read more on San Diego Union-Tribune
Nearly $5M in Federal Money to go Toward Md. Beach Replenishment
Authorities announced Monday that nearly $4 million in federal money will go toward beach replenishment along Ocean City beaches this year. In addition, another $800,000 will be used to put sand on the north end of Assateague Island.
Read more on WBOC Salisbury
Boxer’s GOP Competition Tilts Toward The Right
All three candidates vying for Sen. Barbara Boxer’s seat in the senate want to repeal health care reform passed by congress.
Read more on KESQ Palm Springs
Seafood Restaurants Cast Eyes Toward Jittery Market
Owners say avoiding lost business depends on fishing restrictions and oil damage.
Read more on WKRG News 5 Mobile
Horsley and Vargas head toward runoff
For the first time in more than 15 years, the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors’ race will go to a runoff. This November, former Sheriff Don Horsley and Coastside resident April Vargas will face off in an election to represent the county’s third district.
Read more on Half Moon Bay Review
Kelliher pivots toward primary in Minn. gov race
Prominent elected Democrats are lining up behind Margaret Anderson Kelliher now that the party’s endorsed candidate for governor is pivoting toward a primary.
Read more on Minnesota Public Radio
FCC moves toward Internet regulation
But lawmakers continue to trade barbs over the FCC’s way forward.
Read more on The Politico
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