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Bankruptcy jitters in Stockton. Will other cities fail?

Bankruptcy of Stockton, Calif., looms large as city enters talks with creditors. But most other troubled California municipalities are taking drastic steps to avoid bankruptcy.

David Dreier to leave Congress: Is California losing its clout?

Green Economics Social networking and drones can save the earth

Modern romance: Gen-Y is late to the wedding, but wants marriage

Ali Wentworth: 8 stories from an inside-the-Beltway childhood

Green Economics The upside to sprawl?

Can Facebook IPO help solve a state budget crisis?

Facebook IPO: Could it backfire if users revolt?

National Mentoring Month: 10 life-changing stories from celebrities

Is California Gov. Jerry Brown's 'ransom' budget an empty threat?

NBA regular season opens. Back to normal? Not quite.

Why 2012 could be the year of the third-party candidate

NBA, union agreement: not much change for fans

Santa Ana winds: How the West was hit by hurricane-speed winds

Why Mark Twain would be booted from Facebook

Pepper spray explanation doesn't wash with UC Davis students

Opinion Super committee and California: Can they each break through dysfunction?

UC Davis police chief on leave after pepper spraying

Ohio animal tragedy: Why do people own exotic pets?

Showdown in California over medical marijuana, as feds crack down

US sweep for illegal immigrants: Is Obama searching for a middle ground?

New York's other 9/11 memorial offers a glimpse through survivors' eyes

How new redistricting maps could reshape California politics

In Pictures Daring dogs

The price of gold: as influential as a global power