KTVU Channel 2 TV San Francisco – May 29, 2012 SAN FRANCISCO – Most but not all members of a drug-law-reform panel convened Tuesday by San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi supported reducing simple drug possession …
KGO Channel 7 News San Francisco – May 29, 2012 – SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — On Tuesday, in San Francisco there was an attempt to tackle the drug and gang problem head-on. A cross-section of people …
The Sacramento Bee – May 29, 2012 The years-long political war among California’s judges took another turn Friday, when a special commission appointed by Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye to investigate the Administrative Office of the Courts …
NRA-Backed CRP Signs-Up 3.9 Million Acres
OK: NRA-Backed Suppressor Bill Becomes Law
NAIROBI – The Kenyan government is in the process of drafting a policy to regulate the use of herbal and other medicines prescribed by traditional healers.
Finding a new way to fund the full participation of northern indigenous groups with Permanent Participant status at the Arctic Council in all of the organizations working groups and activities should be a top priority when Canada takes the chair of the influential inter-governmental organization next year.
29 May 2012 – Asia-Pacific nations must adopt low carbon policies to reduce poverty and sustain their economic growth, according to a United Nations roadmap launched today, which puts forward a series of strategies to help developing countries in the region deal with shrinking natural resources and climate change and drive sustainable development.
Radioactive material from the Fukushima nuclear accident is being transported across the Pacific Ocean by migratory fish, according to a new report.
IPS U.N. Bureau Chief Thalif Deen Interviews BRANISLAV GOSOVIC, author and former staffer on the Brundtland Commission on Environment
