SACRAMENTO - An hour before the midnight deadline, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger had vetoed 380 bills, signed 736. there still remained 71 on his desk.
The budget impasse this year cut what should have been 30 days to read all of the bills, down to ten.
anything." It's very possible more than 400 bills will fall into that category as far as Schwarzenegger is concerned. It would be more vetoes than any other Governor has completed in a single session in California history.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, facing a midnight deadline to deal with 300 bills, signed legislation Tuesday aimed at helping the state fight global warming by better coordinating local planning efforts to curb suburban sprawl.
s for local government agencies that embrace smart growth and develop transportation plans that help take automobiles off roadways.
ot solve the state's long-term water supply problems.

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California moved a step closer to legalized mercy killing on Sept. 30, when Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law the �California Right to Know