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News Panel: The latest on Republican primaries, Gov. Brown's budget, and the high-speed rail
Watch Complete Episode: January 6, 2012 »
Belva Davis and San Francisco Chronicle senior political writer Carla Marinucci are in New Hampshire with a special report from the campaign trail. The Republican presidential candidates have hit the ground running for the January 10 first-in-the-nation primary, following Mitt Romney's narrow lead over Rick Santorum and Ron Paul in the Iowa caucuses.
- Belva Davis, KQED
- Carla Marinucci, San Francisco Chronicle
- Marisa Lagos, San Francisco Chronicle
- Amy Standen, KQED's QUEST
Chronicle senior political writer Carla Marinucci will be live blogging and covering candidates' events and debates from New Hampshire this week. Follow her on the Politics blog at SFGate.com, or on Twitter @cmarinucci
Gov. Jerry Brown released his 2012-13 fiscal year budget proposal ahead of schedule after the document was accidentally posted online. The budget was to be unveiled on Tuesday, the constitutional deadline. It includes more than $1 billion in cuts to welfare programs. Brown will also ask voters for $5 billion in education funding with a November tax measure.
It's another fork in the road for California's $99 billion high-speed rail project. A key independent review panel recommended that billions of dollars of voter approved bonds should not be approved by lawmakers. They say the funding isn't secure and the business plan has not been finalized.
