how many county in california?
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There are 58 counties in California.\nGo 2 www.wikipedia.com and type californai.\n1st paragraph last sentence.
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Yes, California and Oregon
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CA state sales tax is 7.25%\nMany counties have additional sales tax. Los Angeles County is at 8.25%. San Diego County is 7.75%.\n\nHere is a link to a list of sales tax rates for all cities and counties in California:\n\nhttp://www.boe.ca.gov/cgi-bin/rates.cgi
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What state and county?
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Rosenose is correct, but a little vague. Following is a link to information from the California Secretary of State that has all the informaiton you need: \n\nhttp://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/elections_cand.htm
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The following sites answers your question to exact detail:\nhttp://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/elections_h.htm\nhttp://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/elections_initiatives.htm\n\nTypically the authority in charge of elections, voting, and ballot measures is the Secretary of State of the specific state.  The above info is for California.  If you go to the website of the secretary of state for your state of interest you can find this same information.  This is public information that by law has to be disclosed to anyone who asks for it.  If the site doesn't have it calle them and ask them to mail it or email it to you.
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The Capital City of california state is Sacramento, However there are other major cities as well like san francisco, Los angeles, san Diago etc. California is known as the golden state.
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ok just a guess ! California!
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administrative region....  Reading a little more, I see that a comarca is what we call a "county" in the US.  \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comarca
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Here is the wesbsite for the Monterey County courts.\nShould have what you need.\n\nhttp://www.monterey.courts.ca.gov/webcalendar/
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California has two separate courts systems, State and Federal.\nThe jurisdiction of these courts is divided into three kinds\n\nExclusive Jurisdiction:  Bankruptcy court, for example\nGeneral Jurisdiction:  California Superior Courts have jurisdiction in a wide range of cases.\nLimited Jurisdiction: Small Claims Courts, for example, are limited in the types of cases they can hear.\n\nThere are three levels to the California State Courts System:\n\nCalifornia Superior Courts\nCalifornia Court of Appeals\nCalifornia Supreme Court\n\nThe state has 6 Superior Court Districts.  The court has general subject matter jurisdiction and hears both civil and criminal cases.  Some districts also handle Family probate.  Superior Court will also hear appeals from local or municipal small claims court cases.\n\nThe function of California Court of Appeals is to determine if there was an error at the Superior Court level.  The Court of Appeals can reverse or affirm a Superior Court ruling or send it back for additional action.\n\nCalifornia Supreme Court is located in San Fransisco.  It will review lower court cases and has administrative duties for the operation of the State Court System.  Appeals for Supreme Court decision are heard in United States Supreme Court.
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I believe California edges out Canada by a couple million. Canada has just over 31 million, and California has almost 34 million.
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I couldn't give you all of them if I tried, but I'm guessing that San Diego, Orange County, San Francisco Area (I forgot the county name), San Joaquine...
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In the 2000 Census, about 6.7 million.  But this defines the Bay Area as everything from San Francisco south to San Jose, north to include Marin, Napa & Sonoma, and the entire East Bay including Solano County.
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5 for the state, then a bunch of local ones.  Around 10 total, I think.
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dept of children and famlies ... and your county
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California has 53 seats in the House of Representatives, 19 of those are held currently by republicans (it was 20, until Randy Cunningham resigned his seat/ was sent to jail for his involvement with defense contractors- that seat is currently vacant).