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Josh Richman (b. May 21, 1962 in Los Angeles, California) is an actor, writer, producer and director. His first acting job was in the science fiction television series V: The series in which he made a guest appearance.

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We have a new lieutenant governor

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has named state Sen. Abel Maldonado, R-Santa Maria, to serve as Lieutenant Governor, now that Democrat John Garamendi has won election to the House in the 10th Congressional District. “Senator Maldonado has proven he has the ...

From JOSH RICHMAN, Inside Politics with Lisa Vorderbrueggen,  23 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Arnold Schwarzenegger,  Abel Maldonado,  U.S. Democratic Party,  John Garamendi,  U.S. Senate

Lee holds rally to end Afghanistan war

sputter, jobs remain scarce and education costs rise, "the economic reality is that we cannot afford, either in blood or treasure, an open-ended war." OAKLAND — It's time to ratchet up the rhetoric not only against a U.S. troop increase in Afghanistan, ...

From JOSH RICHMAN, Contra Costa Times,  23 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Congressional Black Caucus,  Barack Obama,  Barbara Lee,  Tom Hayden,  Danny Glover

Senators, Governor urge high-speed rail funding

Read the full text of the letter, after the jump… We write in strong support of California’s applications for high-speed and intercity rail funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). California has led the nation in its ...

From JOSH RICHMAN, Inside Politics with Lisa Vorderbrueggen,  23 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Sierra Club

Nava’s AG fundraiser set for Harris’ backyard

Environmentalists will hold a fundraiser next month for the state Attorney General campaign of Assemblyman Pedro Nava, D-Santa Barbara, right in one of his chief rivals’ backyards. The Sunday, Dec. 9 event – for which tickets cost $100 to $500 each – ...

From JOSH RICHMAN, Inside Politics with Lisa Vorderbrueggen,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Pedro Nava,  Kamala Harris

BART board strips Bey firm of contract

matching funds questionably raised and spent in 2002, all after a felony conviction from a 1994 incident in which he and others attacked someone. Despite racially charged demands for more time from a longtime Your Black Muslim Bakery associate and his ...

From JOSH RICHMAN, Contra Costa Times,  19 Nov 2009

State settles Wells Fargo suit for $1.4 billion

office sued in April, and the settlement calls for the Wells Fargo affiliates to buy back $1.4 billion in nonliquid auction-rate securities from thousands of holders, including about $700 million in California. Wells Fargo also will pay legal costs and ...

From JOSH RICHMAN, Inside Bay Area,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Wells Fargo,  Jerry Brown

Oakland man gets 15 years for drug, gun, immigration crimes

An Oakland man has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to drug trafficking, gun and immigration charges, federal prosecutors said. Francisco Torres-Felix, 41, was indicted in February 2007 on charges of conspiracy, ...

From JOSH RICHMAN, Inside Bay Area,  18 Nov 2009

Brown settles Wells Fargo suit for $1.4 billion

sued in April, and the settlement calls for the Wells Fargo affiliates to buy pack $1.4 billion in nonliquid auction-rate securities from thousands of holders, including about $700 million in California. Wells Fargo also will pay legal costs and future ...

From JOSH RICHMAN, Contra Costa Times,  18 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Wells Fargo,  Jerry Brown

Perata's cigarette tax measure finds First 5 foes

99 and the general fund but not Prop. 10, so this new $1-per-pack tax would drain tens of millions of dollars from early childhood education across the state by suppressing cigarette sales with out replenishing Prop. 10 losses, Prop. 10 campaign ...

From JOSH RICHMAN, Contra Costa Times,  17 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Rob Reiner,  Don Perata

Alameda County GOP infights over foreign policy

Expect fireworks at tonight’s Alameda County Republican Central Committee meeting, as there’s a debate and vote on a proposed resolution endorsing a non-interventionist foreign policy – which in the short term means pulling out of Iraq and Afghanistan. ...

From JOSH RICHMAN, Inside Politics with Lisa Vorderbrueggen,  17 Nov 2009

Related Topics: U.S. Republican Party,  Ron Paul,  Robert Taft

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