This ruling upholds California's authority to enforce tough restrictions on handing out free cigarettes, particularly in places where children are present.

The federal government has no authority to prevent California, or any state, from requiring warnings that provide truthful, important information to consumers.

We think it makes constitutional sense and common sense to protect our children from exposure to senseless, graphic violence that has no purpose other than to appeal to baser instincts.

It's beyond money. The power provided under this contract is critical to supply stability. We cannot afford in California to take even one step back to a reliance on the spot market.

If there are sex offenders who have come into California and haven't registered, that is cause for concern. We'll work with law enforcement to try to track them down, but it's a tough task.

On its face it seems like an outrageous invasion of people's privacy.