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Dedicating Pinnacles as a park: Historic moment draws hundreds

Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar said the National Park Service is striving to become a place that is more inclusive and the redesignation ceremony Monday surely reflected that effort.

President signs bill to make Pinnacles a national park

President Barack Obama signed a bill to make Pinnacles National Monument the newest national park Thursday morning.

Pinnacles gains Senate approval to become national park

After months of working its way through the House of Representatives and into the Senate, a bill to make Pinnacles National Monument into a national park was approved this week and awaits the signature of President Barack Obama to make it official.

Ohio shaping up as ground zero for Election Day disputes

CINCINNATI - Twelve years after voting problems delayed the 2000 presidential election results, Ohio – possibly the most pivotal state on the political map – sits at the center of a dispute that once again could put the outcome in limbo for weeks.

Election Day: Time for voters to have their say

WASHINGTON – After billions of dollars, hours of debates and frantic last-minute pitches from the candidates, it's up to the voters Tuesday to decide whether to give President Barack Obama a second term or change course with Republican Mitt Romney.

No, Obama does not deserve four more years

By Gayle Strickland

Effigy of Obama added to watermelon, noose political statement

The owner of a political display that has been criticized as racist and threatening has added what appears to be an effigy of President Barack Obama to the exhibit at the east Morgan Hill residence.

Noose, watermelons on anti-Obama display called racist

An apparent political and racist display aimed toward President Barack Obama at an east Morgan Hill residence hasn’t caused much of a stir within the immediate neighborhood which consists mostly of small farms and ranch houses, but has inspired widespread commentary on the Internet accusing the owner of racism and hatred.

Local pastors weigh in on gay marriage

President Barack Obama stirred a heated national debate when he became the first American president to publicly endorse gay marriage May 9, invoking mixed reactions from religious leaders in Gilroy and across the country.

Gilroy native, husband honored for Army service

A Gilroy native and her husband have recently been honored by the Army for their service to the nation and its soldiers.

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