California Legislative Update
California Legislature serves up leftovers in 2012
by Rebecca Burgoyne
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Legislators returned to the Sacramento Capitol Jan. 4, and lots of past issues remain on the table in an unusual election year. Change and uncertainty surround this year’s elections, with newly drawn legislative district lines causing some legislators to introduce themselves to a new set of voters. The new top-two election format means some legislators from the same party will face off on the general election ballot in November.
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A review of bills and amendments before the California legislator that affect religious freedoms and the family. Provided by the California Family Council
 Marine widow seeks to save Camp Pendleton memorial cross
OCEANSIDE — The widow of a Marine who helped install a memorial cross on a rugged hillside on Camp Pendleton before he was killed in Iraq is asking the base’s commanding officer to maintain the shrine after two atheist groups petitioned for its removal.
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San Diego’s creation museum broadens its offerings
SANTEE — It seems only fitting that when you are trying to promote one of only a handful of creation museums across the country, you might need to get a little creative.
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Local filmmaker takes top award at film festival
SAN DIEGO — Rancho San Diego resident Drew Renaud spent the past few months wrestling about the realities of being a filmmaker.
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