Schwarzenegger's Budget

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger unveiled his revised budget this week. His budget proposes to erase an estimated $15 billion shortfall with a number of cuts and loans, but no new taxes. Debate begins Monday at the state Capitol. Many Democrats say they are willing to fight some of the proposed cuts. And they say they are skeptical of just how long the Schwarzenegger spending plan would remain in balance.Reporter: John Myers

Before BOE: The Original School Desegregation Case

Monday is the 50th anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision, which desegregated schools nationwide. But activists and scholars say that case owes a lot to an earlier, lesser-known lawsuit that began in Southern California. It was known as Mendez v. Westminster School District, and was settled seven years before the Brown decision. Reporter: Adolfo Guzman Lopez

Hockey Fever in San Jose

With the San Jose Sharks in the Stanley Cup playoffs, the city is gripped in ice hockey fever. Throughout the state, thousands of adult amateurs are passing the puck in rinks from San Diego to the Oregon Border. San Jose, with its 120 teams, has the second largest adult hockey program in the country.Reporter: Peter Jon Shuler

Napa's Norwegian Heritage

Not all Scandinavian immigrants settled in the midwest. Over the past century, several Norwegian immigrants ended up in the middle of California's Wine Country. This weekend Napa honors its Norwegian heritage.Reporter: Nina Thorsen

• More: The Slooper Monument Project : Information on the Norwegian celebration.

The Sultry Sounds of Jolie Holland

Steve Hochman reviews a new album of intimate folk-blues by singer-songwriter Jolie Holland. Guest: Steve Hochman, L.A. Times music critic.