Which Way, L.A.?
Is Bipartisanship Really the 'California Way?'
Arnold Schwarzenegger bucked the national tide for Democrats but only pulled one Republican along with him into a statewide office. We hear what to expect next year in Sacramento. Also, a couple of local billionaires go shopping – for the LA Times.
By Warren Olney • • 30m ListenArnold Schwarzenegger bucked the national tide for Democrats but only pulled one Republican along with him into a statewide office. We hear what to expect next year in Sacramento.Also, a couple of local billionaires go shopping – for the LA Times.
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2 storiesLocal Billionaires Make a Bid for the LA Times
Yesterday, LA Times Editor Dean Baquet was forced out by Tribune Publishing over the issue of cuts in the editorial staff. Today, the paper reports on its website that local billionaires Ron Burkle and Eli Broad have offered to buy it.
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Bipartisanship is the California way. That's what Governor Schwarzenegger said after yesterday's huge re-election victory and the success of the infrastructure bonds he and Democratic leaders put on the ballot.
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