The effort by several anti-gay groups to get enough signatures to put the issue of gay marriage to California voters has officially qualified for the November ballot. Therefore, this November, California voters will have the chance to restrict California marriage to one man and one woman, despite the recent Supreme Court decision to legalize gay marriage. Theoretically, if voters restrict marriage, the legalization of gay marriage will be overturned; however members of the Supreme Court have stated that the courts may step in again at that point to overturn the vote, since it clearly violates equal civil rights. Read the story here

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Steve Carr  - any trouble with marriages in Fresno?   |2008-06-18 06:30:53 As a former resident of Selma, I follows Fresno County new avidly. Are Fresno county residents facing the same obstruction as in Bakersfield? Could California voters re-amend the state constitution to ban interracial marriage, and have it pass state/federal judicial muster

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