“How many people can get stoned and still have a great state or a great nation?” asks Jerry Brown
Idaho House To Consider Bill Allowing Guns On Campus
Measure has a good chance of becoming law despite opposition from students and public college leaders
Supreme Court To Revisit Ban On Executing Mentally Disabled
The Court is expected to clarify a 2002 ruling that exempts the mentally retarded from death penalty
Yet Another Storm Hits Winter-Weary East
At least 6 in. of snow expected on East Coast, Midwestern areas
Disney To End Funding For Boy Scouts Over Gay Leader Ban
Will make scouting organization ineligible for volunteer-for-cash program
California Rain Brings Mudslides But No Drought Relief
The state is still well below the usual precipitation levels for the season
Professors Peeved to Learn They Don’t Own What They Teach Online
The explosion of online courses is bringing with it a debate about ownership
Shooting at Detroit Tax Preparation Office Injures 4
Police are still looking for two of three suspects.
What The Twitter Tax Break Means For San Francisco
A deal brokered between the city and the company is rankling residents
Charges Dropped Against Man Who Killed Georgia Alzheimer’s Patient
The elderly victim wandered onto private property in the middle of the night
Kerry Kennedy Acquitted of Driving Impaired
RFK’s daughter said she took a sleeping pill and did not remember causing an accident in July 2013
Someone is Tempting San Francisco’s Dogs With Poison Meatballs
Poisoned meatballs have appeared and started sickening pets for the second time in eight months
Dead Man Kicking: Mississippi Man Wakes Up In Funeral Home Right Before Embalming
Good timing