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Actor Warren Beatty to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger: Raise taxesAssociated Press Beatty said he wants to root for a fellow actor in the…
Mar 12, 2005In 1938, Orson Welles' dramatization of "The War of the Worlds" sent American radio listeners into a panic when late-comers to the…
Mar 12, 2005Tobacco Giant Gave $200K to Prop 64
Mar 11, 2005California's Largest Property/Casualty Insurer Withdraws Request Rather than Defend It in a Public Hearing
Mar 11, 2005In an interview with NBC's Campbell Brown, Arnold defended his East Coast fundraising blitzkrieg with the preprogrammed lines: "This guy that's sitting…
Mar 11, 2005Fund raising during trip raises concernsThe San Francisco Chronicle "What big money does is buy access for a small set of people…
Mar 9, 2005The Charleston Gazette The Insurance Commission can't have it both ways, said Lawrence Markey Jr., staff attorney for California-based Foundation for Taxpayer…
Mar 9, 2005The San Francisco Chronicle Watchdog groups said the outsourcing suggests that Arnold's Citizens to Save California is neither run by ordinary citizens…
Mar 8, 2005Tonight, the 21 Club -- the Manhattan restaurant and prohibition-era speakeasy adorned with sculptures of jockeys -- will be host to Arnold's…
Mar 8, 2005Arnold's invitation to tomorrow's Washington D.C. fundraiser at the St. Regis hotel promises that for $22,300 donors will get "one seat at…
Mar 8, 2005The New York Times The speaker of the California Assembly, Fabian Núñez, Democrat of Los Angeles, said Mr. Schwarzenegger's pursuit of political…
Mar 7, 2005Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Ontario, CA) "Citizens to Save California is comprised of neither citizens, nor are they going to save California,"…
Mar 7, 2005The San Francisco Chronicle Schwarzenegger may be accustomed to big-budget Hollywood productions, but taxpayers should not have to pick up the tab…
Mar 6, 2005Prop. 103 Prevents The Doctors Company's 5% Rate Increase California's 2nd largest medical malpractice insurer withdrew a proposed $7 million rate hike…
Mar 5, 2005The San Francisco Chronicle Of the 12 other donors listed, six also gave money to the governor last year, according to Jamie…
Mar 4, 2005SCHWARZENEGGER TO HIT UP BUSINESSES BUT SAYS IT WON'T AFFECT HIS POSITIONSSan Jose Mercury News "The governor's office is for sale," said…
Mar 4, 2005Last December, Arnold shamelessly bragged that he was kicking nurses' butts in Sacramento after he threw out patient protection rules guaranteeing that…
Mar 4, 2005Proposed pension revamp is a targetThe San Diego Union Tribune Amid the din of dueling supporters and protesters, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger visited…
Mar 3, 2005