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Palmetto Publishing Releases Sheila James Kuehl's Memoir Tracing Her Path From Television Icon to California Political Pioneer
The newly published memoir, And Then What Happened?, chronicles how the actress behind Zelda Gilroy on Dobie Gillis reinvented herself across five decades of law, activism, and public service after Hollywood closed its doors. , /PRNewswire/ -- Palmetto Publishing has released And Then What Happened?, a memoir by Sheila James Kuehl that traces her life from child performer on early radio and television to one of California's most consequential political figures.
Palmetto Publishing Releases Sheila James Kuehl's Memoir Tracing Her Path From Television Icon to California Political Pioneer
The newly published memoir, And Then What Happened?, chronicles how the actress behind Zelda Gilroy on Dobie Gillis reinvented herself across five decades of law, activism, and public service after Hollywood closed its doors. , /PRNewswire/ -- Palmetto Publishing has released And Then What Happened?, a memoir by Sheila James Kuehl that traces her life from child performer on early radio and television to one of California's most consequential political figures.
Palmetto Publishing Releases Sheila James Kuehl's Memoir Tracing Her Path From Television Icon to California Political Pioneer
The newly published memoir, And Then What Happened?, chronicles how the actress behind Zelda Gilroy on Dobie Gillis reinvented herself across five decades of law, activism, and public service after Hollywood closed its doors. CHARLESTON, S.C., Oct. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Palmetto Publishing has released And Then What Happened?, a memoir by Sheila James Kuehl that traces her life from child performer on early radio and television to one of California's most consequential political figures.
Palmetto Publishing Releases Sheila James Kuehl's Memoir Tracing Her Path From Television Icon to California Political Pioneer
The newly published memoir, And Then What Happened?, chronicles how the actress behind Zelda Gilroy on Dobie Gillis reinvented herself across five decades of law, activism, and public service after Hollywood closed its doors. , /PRNewswire/ -- Palmetto Publishing has released And Then What Happened?, a memoir by Sheila James Kuehl that traces her life from child performer on early radio and television to one of California's most consequential political figures.
Success in fighting crime means helping more people, not putting more in jail
The dichotomy is often presented as “Jail or No Jail,” but the real distinction is failure or success. Failure is poverty, inequality, unemployment, high rates of displacement, foreclosure, eviction, gentrification and a lack of quality education in our communities. Failure is accepting the no-exit cycle of jail, emergency rooms and the streets. Failure is releasing people from jail into a community without access to employment, housing or resources.
California’s three big utility companies stand in the way of consumer choice
Opinion // Open Forum “With great power comes an even greater electricity bill.” — Anonymous One planet, dozens of cities and 10 million Californians collectively benefited during the past decade from the creation of community choice aggregators, or CCAs, in local communities throughout the state.
Consumer Choice is the key to California’s clean energy future
Suddenly, just after the turn of the new century, California and the rest of the country were plunged into a major energy crisis. As a result, the state Legislature took several important steps to prevent a reoccurrence. One key part of those actions was the creation of an option to establish locally-controlled energy programs that would provide competition to private investor-owned utilities like Pacific Gas & Electric and Edison.
Consumer Choice is the key to California’s clean energy future
Suddenly, just after the turn of the new century, California and the rest of the country were plunged into a major energy crisis. As a result, the state Legislature took several important steps to prevent a reoccurrence. One key part of those actions was the creation of an option to establish locally-controlled energy programs that would provide competition to private investor-owned utilities like Pacific Gas & Electric and Edison.
Consumer Choice is the key to California’s clean energy future
Suddenly, just after the turn of the new century, California and the rest of the country were plunged into a major energy crisis. As a result, the state Legislature took several important steps to prevent a reoccurrence. One key part of those actions was the creation of an option to establish locally-controlled energy programs that would provide competition to private investor-owned utilities like Pacific Gas & Electric and Edison.
Consumer Choice is the key to California’s clean energy future
Suddenly, just after the turn of the new century, California and the rest of the country were plunged into a major energy crisis. As a result, the state Legislature took several important steps to prevent a reoccurrence. One key part of those actions was the creation of an option to establish locally-controlled energy programs that would provide competition to private investor-owned utilities like Pacific Gas & Electric and Edison.
Consumer Choice is the key to California’s clean energy future
Suddenly, just after the turn of the new century, California and the rest of the country were plunged into a major energy crisis. As a result, the state Legislature took several important steps to prevent a reoccurrence. One key part of those actions was the creation of an option to establish locally-controlled energy programs that would provide competition to private investor-owned utilities like Pacific Gas & Electric and Edison.
Consumer Choice is the key to California’s clean energy future
Suddenly, just after the turn of the new century, California and the rest of the country were plunged into a major energy crisis. As a result, the state Legislature took several important steps to prevent a reoccurrence. One key part of those actions was the creation of an option to establish locally-controlled energy programs that would provide competition to private investor-owned utilities like Pacific Gas & Electric and Edison.
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