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Tom Barnidge

Tom Barnidge is the former sports edior and a published author of children's books.

Daniel Borenstein

A native of the East Bay, Dan has been a journalist for 30 years.

Lisa Vorderbrueggen

Lisa is the Political Editor and contributor to the Political Blotter blog.

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Editorial: Economics, not threats, key to fighting global warming
AT FIRST GLANCE, Tuesday's agreement between President Barack Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao to promote green technology might appear to be a major step toward reducing carbon dioxide emissions in an effort to combat global warming. 

Editorial: California Voting Rights Act is severely flawed
THE CALIFORNIA Voting Rights Act of 2002 was signed into law by Gov. Gray Davis with little fanfare or protest. Its intent was to boost minority representation on city councils, school boards and in special districts. 

Editorial: Peralta college district officials must give the public its records
THIS IS A tale of two agencies, proof that some public officials can react honestly to demands for disclosure of public records and admit their mistakes — and that some will hide behind secrecy all the way to court, public interest be damned. 

 

 

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