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Former Calif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has confirmed to the Los Angeles Times that he fathered a child outside his marriage 10 years ago.

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Along with bail, they're all off-limits for California welfare recipients' state debit cards. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is near the end of his term, but he's keeping busy, cracking down on abuse in the state's welfare program.

He had already banned casinos from accepting the state-issued debit cards meant for rent and clothing.

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the candidates vying to replace him shared the stage at an annual women's conference Tuesday.

Democrat Jerry Brown and Republican Meg Whitman were asked to pull their negative campaign commercials.

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Paramount Austin Predators World Premiere
July 7th, 2010
Paramount Theater (713 Congress Avenue)

The victory in California for independent voters with Proposition 14 has strengthened the movement for open primaries around the country:

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger was in Washington D.C. Thursday night for the premiere of a documentary he's promoting about political redistricting called Gerrymandering. Steve Inskeep talks with Schwarzenegger about what the governor hopes will be a political game-changer in California: This week's passage of an "open primary" ballot measure.

A new city ordinance in Los Angeles sets stricter guidelines for medical marijuana dispensaries. Some have six months to comply but most have to close.

Meanwhile, Calif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed a bill to ban smoking at parks and beaches. He says it interferes with personal freedom.

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Calif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger told lawmakers in his final State of the State address Wednesday, that lawmakers' most important task is jobs.

The state's unemployment rate is above 12 percent, and the governor called for new investment in job training and job creation.

Democrats want to know how the deficit-plagued state will pay for them.

Looks like they’ve finally come to an agreement, but at the expensive of the poor and elderly.

Listen, I thought they should have done a revote in Minnesota, and I said as much on this blog. But nearly every single court decision went Al Franken’s way, and that’s just how it went down.

Norm Coleman lost.

And when I watch the following inanity, I genuinely wonder if the folks at Fox News simply don’t care anymore about being anything but a mouthpiece for the RNC.