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Today's front page story on Gov. Schwarzenegger and his bulldog lawyer Martin Singer getting tough with improper uses of Arnold's likeness is the first L.A. Times byline for Robert Salladay, a new hire in the Sacramento Capitol bureau. He comes from the San Francisco Chronicle. The bureau is also adding Jordon Rau, the Albany, NY bureau chief for Newsday, in mid-April. They replace Gregg Jones, who left for the Dallas Morning News, and Nancy Vogel.
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