Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, in conjunction with American Viewpoint, conducted this survey on behalf of the University of Southern California Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences and the Los Angeles Times.

The latest USC Dornsife/LA Times poll shows:

Californians Divided on Pending Debt Reduction Talks Between Obama and Congress,  Enthusiasm for ballot measures motivated state voters, California backs a 'fiscal cliff' compromise, Californians continue suffering from poor economy, Californians Support Change to Energy Policy with New Cap-and-Trade Program, Voters divided over easing state's environmental laws, Support from minorities and young voters helps push Prop. 30 to victory, Californians feel a bit more upbeat about the state's direction

The latest USC Dornsife/LA Times survey shows:

Sen. Feinstein far ahead of Republican challenger,  Support plunges for Prop. 30, Gov. Jerry Brown's tax initiative, Prop. 37 is in dead heat amid ad blitz, Support Slips for Ballot Measure to Require Labeling of Genetically Modified Foods, Support for end to California death penalty surges, California voters say they don't ignore anything on the ballot, California poll shows Obama with smaller lead, Californians Far Less Pessimistic About the Country’s Future than a Year Ago, California voters more tolerant of illegal immigrants, Californians support strong law and border enforcement on illegal immigration, but have a soft spot for DREAM-ers

This survey for USC Annenberg/LA Times shows:

Obama has slight lead over Romney in new nationwide poll, Voters still tuned in to traditional news media,  local television news rules with voters

The latest USC Dornsife/LA Times survey shows:

Obama has big edge in California, Gay Marriage Not a Key Voting Issue for 75 Percent of CA Voters, California voters still support Jerry Brown's call for tax hikes, In Face of Higher Calif. Budget Shortfall, Support Slips for Gov. Brown’s Tax Initiative, Most California voters don't support legalizing pot, Voters back tobacco tax but split on term-limits change, Workplace conditions are worse for many, Majority of Californians Would Oppose High-Speed Rail if Given Another Chance to Vote on It