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Governor vetoes funds for higher education
Budget cuts will affect scheduled maintenance, library funding at De Anza College
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When Gov. Gray Davis signed California's 2001-'02 budget at a Sacramento-area school, he spoke into the cameras about his continued support of education. The budget he approved told a different story, however. After the budget cleared the state legislature, Davis had a field day with his blue pencil. He used his line-item veto power to strike $554 million from the budget. Almost a quarter of that, $178 million, came out of funds reserved for higher education, and the bulk of the cuts come at the expense of the state's community colleges.
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Second rash of bike thefts strikes Pruneridge Ave. area
Suspect in June robberies is in jail.
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Summer fellowship program teams teachers with scientists, engineers
Educators study real-world applications for the subjects they teach.
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Former Cupertino resident still missing
Jeanine Sanchez Harms disappeared after the night of July 27.
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