Should California consider additional tax increases?

Yes the propositions were pummelled at the polls, but does it mean all tax increases should be off the table? Here is a story from today's Sac Bee, and their list of some proposed tax increases.

• Increasing the top personal income tax rate from 9.3 percent to 10 percent for incomes of more than $250,000 and 11 percent for incomes of more than $500,000.
  • Restoring state fees on motor vehicle licenses to their 2003 levels.
  • Reassessing all commercial property, thus raising property taxes on nonresidential property.
  • Increasing corporate income tax rates.
  • Imposing an oil production tax.
  • Raising tax rates on tobacco products and alcoholic beverages, and extending the state sales tax to some services and admissions to entertainment venues and sporting events.
  • Repealing legislative actions last year that gave tax breaks to California corporations and small businesses.

My opinion on these ideas:
No
No
No
No
Yes (oil production)
Yes (alcohol, tobacco, and extending sales tax to services, entertainment)
Don't know, depends on the specific cut.

This would be a small amount of revenue compared to the deficit, so spending cuts would still make up the vast majority of the budget solution.