Politics, Government & Business in California's Inland Empire
Monday, January 19, 2015 – 09:00 p.m.
Monday, January 19th marks the first broadcast of the new Lou Desmond & Company Show. Cliff Cummings, the former Chairmen of the San Bernardino County Republican Central Committee and President of Toyota of San Bernardino, joins Lou as he discusses today’s top local, regional and national events.
By Neil Nisperos, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Posted: 01/18/15, 6:08 PM PST | Updated: 1 min ago
SAN BERNARDINO >> San Bernardino has ranked last in a list of the 150 “Best and Worst Cities to Find a Job,” released by the financial information website WalletHub.
By Christopher Cadelago
ccadelago@sacbee.com
01/18/2015 4:50 PM
Tom Steyer, the billionaire climate change activist weighing a run for U.S. Senate, is telling potential supporters he would commit to serving only one term if he can’t reach goals dealing with the environment, economy and education within six years.
By Dan Walters
dwalters@sacbee.com
01/18/2015 9:30 PM
Gov. Jerry Brown has issued two clarion calls for actions that would affect what tens of millions of Californians do every day – drive their cars – but there may be a conflict between the two.
By Dan Weikel
January 18, 2015
In the battle for LA/Ontario airport, the city of L.A. may have overstated its worth, according to a new audit
Reuters
By Howard Schneider
DALTON, Georgia – Sun Jan 18, 2015 1:40pm EST
(Reuters) – Barack Obama enters the final two years of his presidency with a blemish on his legacy that looks impossible to erase: the decline of the middle class he has promised to rescue.
A CBS News poll finds enthusiasm for the once—and future?—nominee.
Ali Elkin
Jan 18, 2015 10:18 AM PST
GOP leaders appear skeptical about Mitt Romney’s prospects if he seeks the White House for a third time in 2016, but according to a new poll, everyday Republicans’ message to the former governor is: Come on in, the water’s fine.
They fare much better than Christie and Perry in a survey of would-be contenders.
By David Cohen
1/18/15 6:48 PM EST
Updated 1/18/15 11:02 PM EST
Hillary Clinton and Mitt Romney are the would-be candidates that Americans most want to run for president in 2016, while solid pluralities would prefer that Chris Christie and Rick Perry sit this election out, according to a new CBS News Poll released Sunday.