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Max Shenker is the Vice President of Client Services of The Tax Credit Company, a consultancy for corporations operating within California’s Enterprise Zones. Max has served as an advisory member on the board of directors of the California Association of Enterprise Zones (CAEZ), and currently serves as the Co-Chair of CAEZ's Legislative Affairs Committee. Send comments to max@ezpolicyblog.com.

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California Headlines

SacBee -- Bee State News

• Record 5.2 million pot plants seized in state
• Sacramento prepares to send third team to fight Southern California fires
• Valley alert system expands
• U.S. gives $17 million to Redding-based bank
• Capital-area residents with ties to fire zone watch, worry
• Governor shakes up south state staff with mock quake
• Dead chinook salmon may be one of biggest ever found
• Human cost of valley's dirty air: $6.3 billion
• Missing Olivehurst woman found in field by officer
• Body found in river believed to be man from car crash

L.A. Times - California | Local News

• Revised rules at marine sanctuaries allow tow-in surfing at Mavericks
• Arnold Schwarzenegger willing to work for Barack Obama's administration
• Mid-City area attempts makeover
• L.A. urged to cut funding to libraries and other programs
• Budget deal would include steeper car fees
• Ballot counting, the nitty-gritty of democracy, marches steadily on in Los Angeles County
• Metrolink train collides with freight cars in Rialto
• UC asks state for bigger budget to avoid fee hikes
• Former director of state unemployment panel misused travel budget, audit finds
• L.A. city attorney sues controller to block audit

SFGate: Top News Stories

• Atty. Gen. Mukasey collapses during speech
• Dems delay auto bailout vote, seek plan from Big 3
• Calif. trains collide; no serious injuries
• Waxman's win boosts California influence in Congress
• WAMU to eliminate 1,600 back-office jobs in Bay Area
• CoCo prosecutor facing charges in alleged sex assault, lawyer says
• Sex offenders win state court ruling over where they can live
• Mexican emigration dropped 42 percent in 2 years
• UN approves sanctions on Somali pirates
• Congress rushes to extend jobless benefits
• Obama looks at border governor for homeland spot
• Daly City nonprofit's ex-treasurer pleads no contest to embezzlement
• Paulson: crisis happens once or twice in 100 years
• Pakistan protests to US over deep missile strike
• Jobless claims jump unexpectedly to 16-year high
• Foreclosures boost homes sales
• Dreary outlook from Bay Area executives
• Death bloom of plankton a warning on warming
• Caltrain says back-to-back mechanical breakdowns were coincidence

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