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Richard Holober Democrat for California State Assembly, 19th District
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Recent News And Commentary

April 15, 2011: Holober: top pick for SM board seat

April 6, 2011: Richard Holober on CBS 5 Consumer Watch

March 28, 2011: Holober says he would cut San Mateo County's top brass to reduce budget deficit

February 22, 2011: The College of San Mateo’s new Health and Wellness Building honored ...

February 16, 2011: KGO's Michael Finney Interviews CFC's Richard Holober on Supreme Court Privacy Ruling

February 11, 2011: Storing customer's ZIP code violates California law, high court rules

February 2, 2011: Peninsula mail-in supervisor election a first ...

January 31, 2011: Profile: Richard Holober, one of six candidates running for an open seat ...

December 16, 2010 Parcel allows San Mateo County Community College District offerings to expand

December 16, 2010 Community College District Discusses Allocation of New Funds

November 4, 2010 PG&E tab for San Bruno blast may hit $1 billion

June 15, 2010 Privacy Protection Bll Passes State Senate

June 9, 2010 Despite $46 million spending fest, Proposition 16 goes down

June 9, 2010 Big money losers: PG&E and Mercury Insurance initiatives

June 7, 2010 Some in San Mateo County Still Haven't Received Voter Guide

June 4, 2010 Some Peninsula residents still checking their mail for missing voter information guide

May 23, 2010 Feds propose to tie student aid to getting jobs

May 20, 2010 CAUSE to save education

May 8, 2010 SMCCD Trustee Richard Holober Joins 3rd District Supervisorial Candidate, Don Horsley, At Pacifica Democrat's Forum on Saturday, May 15, 2010

May 7, 2010 Reader Rebuttal - Prop 15

February 25, 2010 Blue ribbon panel meets over NUMMI closure

February 23, 2010 Lockyer names NUMMI commission

January 3, 2010 Andy Shapiro, It Takes a Village: Ten trends the past decade brought to California schools

December 31, 2009 New year, new laws, new low for state