KPCC-KUOR-KVLA-KJAI-K227BX-K210AD JAN

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SCPR QUARTERLY PROGRAMMING REPORT JAN ‐ MAR 2015 KVLA, KPCC, KUOR & KJAI
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1/1/2015 LAW
New law requires social media sites to give teens a way to remove messages and pictures
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1/1/2015 LAW
Moffitt
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1/1/2015 LAW
Thousands of CA prisoners working menial jobs will be eligible to earn their way out of prison
Immigrants hope immigration relief will bring a better life in 2015
Safe Drinking Water Act still has some work to do in rural and desert communities
Explainer on how recent storms are only getting us up to normal precipitation amounts
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New law will limit "mandatory arbitration agreements"
New law will limit "mandatory arbitration agreements"
Estimated 1‐million undocumented immigrants will apply for CA drivers licenses over the next three years
Estimated 1‐million undocumented immigrants will apply for CA drivers licenses over the next three years
Prosecco makes a comeback
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1/1/2015 LAW
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Temperatures dropped to the low 30s on the Rose Parade route
A lot of new laws go into effect today
Egypt's highest court has ordered re‐trial of three Al Jazeera journalists
China's president has called for an investigation into a New Year's Eve stampede in Shanghai
Community Colleges want to offer health‐related degrees as part of expansion to 4‐year degrees
Tournament of Roses Parade wraps up coldest event ever
Freeze warning in effect for some valley and mountain areas across SoCal
Thermometer hit record low of 36 overnight at LAX
Rose parade floats are on display through Saturday
LAPD Inspector implores witnesses to speak with investigators
New provision of climate change law went into effect this week
CA began offering driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants
Man accused of shooting up LAX last year will face death penalty
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Plans for tribal casino in Madera County were rejected by voters, but may not be dead after all
Undocumented immigrants began applying for licenses, the day after a new state law went into effect
LA public school students will need to take an Ethnic Studies course to graduate
New law loosens restrictions on alcohol tastings New law loosens restrictions on alcohol tastings New law bans tobacco smoking in private homes used as day care centers
New law bans tobacco smoking in private homes used as day care centers
How will UC spend additional funds from tuition increase
Rose parade floats are on display through Saturday
LA and Long Beach offer Christmas tree recycling
Fitness industry preps for new years boom
Oregon beat Florida State in the Rose Bowl
Italian Coast Guard coordinates operation to rescue migrants from merchant ship
Search for missing AirAsia plane continues
New provision of climate change law went into effect this week
The way California collegiates “hook up” was changed with the stroke of a pen this past September, the moment Governor Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 967 into law.
Myers
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Michael Josephson, Michael Thompson, Elizabeth Schroeder
He served three terms as governor of New York; after seeing the state through so many of Ken Rudin, David Mark
its most tempestuous times, he became a liberal icon and democratic rallying point. *()!@, %#^&, @$$, )!‐$*&%^, or even ~*@(\&$#?<!+ ‐ how do we understand profanity in Jonathon Green
the context of the English language?
Patt Morrison and KPCC film critics Tim Cogshell and Henry Sheehan review this week’s Tim Cogshell, Henry releases, including “A Most Violent Year,” “The Woman in Black 2: The Angel of Death,” Sheehan
[REC]4: Apocalypse,” and more.
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A new Obama biopic, “Southside With You,” is slated to explore Barack and Michelle’s beginnings in Chicago. Julian Zelizer, Tim Cogshell, Henry Sheehan
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1/2/15 ART
Another year has come and gone, and with it comes a reflection on the film industry and how it has changed.
Tim Cogshell, Tim Cogshell
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1/2/2015 LAW
Host A Martinez talks to LAPD Inspector General Alex Bustamante, who is conducting an independent investigation of the shooting and calling for witnesses to come forward.
1/2/2015 TECH
Kim Zetter
While the U.S. government's claimed that North Korea is behind the Sony hack, some cybersecurity experts aren't as convinced.
James Rainey, Elahe Izadi
The year began with a big hack at Target and ended with one at Sony. And it began with hopes for immigration reform, and ended without it.
Our literary contributor David Kipen, founder of the lending library Libros Schmibros in David Kippen
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Boyle Heights, joins us for each full moon to roundup the months upcoming literary events.
1/2/2015 TECH
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Inspector General Alex Bustamante
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Doctors told British rocker Wilko Johnson he had a year at best. Cancer. His pal Roger Daltry said, let's make a record. The result, "Going Home". And a new lease on life.
Roger Daltry, Wilko Johnson
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1/2/2015 ART
Restaurant critic Patric Kuh gives his Top 10 list of the best restaurants that opened in L.A. over the last year.
Kale, Sriracha and craft beers remained foodie favorites in 2014. But what culinary trends will have us standing in line for hours a la Cronut in the year to come?
Southern California Public Radio's Kristen Lepore has a list of things to do in LA on the cheap.
UCLA beat Kansas State 40‐35 in Alamo Bowl
Fire in Pacoima damaged a home, displaced twenty‐one people
Parks and Rec Dept reopens trail to Hollywood sign
Producer Kevin Ferguson reveals Off‐Ramp's theme music
Matt Sharp's synth‐heavy solo project, The Rentals, is back again with a new album featuring contributions from members of the Black Keys, Lucius, and Ozma.
Nathan Pino plays classical music on the Venice Boardwalk every day with a cat at his side. He talks about bands he performed with and shares his own compositions.
The heavy‐metal band was born in LA, but it found stardom in San Francisco. Metallica's biggest fan? KPCC's Steven Cuevas.
Here in LA, many female musicians here make a living performing music from some of the most famous male rock artists in history.
Patric Kuh
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J.M. Hirsch
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Kristen Lepore
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Kevin Ferguson
Kevin Ferguson / Matt Sharp
Mukta Mohan / Nathan Pino
Stephen Cuevas / Brian Lew
Kevin Ferguson / Linda McDonald / Dina Sharasaki
John Rabe / Pepe Aguilar
Pepe Aguilar's 24th album — he's already sold 12‐million records — debuted at #1 on iTunes and is a tribute to his father Antonio Aguilar's great rival, Vicente Fernández. This is his first public radio interview.
John Rabe / John Albert
John Albert recalls his piece in Issue 2 of Slake magazine ‐‐ drug use, teenage sex, unsupervised partying, and the groundbreaking nature of early Van Halen.
On a gloomy Saturday morning, the South Hills High School Marching Band practices for James Kim / Mike the last time before Championships ... and it isn't going smoothly.
Wooten / Branden King / Justin Chow
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1/3/2015 ART
Kevin Ferguson / Henry Rollins
Milne
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1/5/2015 POLI
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The former Black Flag Frontman, writer, publisher and actor talks with KPCC's Kevin Ferguson about Ray Bradbury, Washington, DC, South Bay Punk and Aerosmith.
New law affects discipline in schools
Jerry Brown will be sworn in for fourth term as CA governor
Two small earthquakes in SoCal last night, no damage or injuries
ESPN personality Stuart Scott has died
Doctor Maher Hathout has died
LA and Long Beach offer Christmas tree recycling
Next big cargo rush at the ports of LA and Long Beach will be in a few weeks, right before lunar new year
Loh Life India
2014 was a banner year for seeing weird marine life in SoCal
Questions raised about the screening and oversight of In‐Home Supportive Services caregivers
Gov Jerry Brown sworn in for fourth term
Health care unions on opposite sides of proposed sale of Daughters of Charity hospitals
1/5/2015 RELI
1/5/2015 ENT
Interfaith leader in SoCal died this weekend
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The same movies lead in the first weekend of 2015 as they did in the last weekend of 2014 Trujillo
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Parks and Rec Dept reopens trail to Hollywood sign
More than a thousand people turned out to honor Muslim leader Doctor Maher Hathout
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Interfaith leader in SoCal died this weekend
Lebanon struggles to cope with massive influx of Syrian refugees fleeing civil war
Kobe Bryant will sit out in tonight's game
Gov Jerry Brown sworn in for fourth term
Owner of St Louis Rams plans to build stadium in Inglewood that could attract NFL team
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Jerry Brown sworn in for fourth term as CA governor, gives State of the State address
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Gov Brown spent a good portion of State of the State address focused on education
LA County Sheriff McDonnell says he's rethinking policy that requires new deputies to start their careers as guards in county jails
Jerry Brown sworn in for fourth term as CA governor, gives State of the State address
Consumer Electronics Show kicked off in Vegas
Lawmakers reac to Gov Brown's State of the State address
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Loh
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Gov Brown calls on legislature to take up CA's failing infrastructure
Long Beach police ask for help finding baby girl kidnapped this weekend
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1/5/2015 DC
1/5/2015 SCI
Feistein gives her prescription to fix CIA torture problem
SpaceX is attempting to land a rocket on a platform in the ocean, paving the way for reusable rockets
Felde
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DMV releases latest number on immigrants without legal status applying for driver's licenses
Checking the feasibility of climate goals set by Gov Brown in today's state of the state address
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Kim
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Inglewood residents react to proposed stadium
SoCal writer Michele Serros dies
It’s inauguration day for California Governor Jerry Brown, and true to his thrifty tendencies, his speech is also this year’s state of the state address.
Over the next three days, nearly 1,200 people will be called to sit a Boston federal courtroom, as the jury selection process for one of the most high‐profile cases in decades commences. After beating former Undersheriff Paul Tanaka in November’s election, former Long Beach Police Department Chief Jim McDonnell became the first non‐LASD member to head of the department in 100 years.
For gearheads and tech geeks, the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is their Comic Con.
Statistics on pornography consumption are sketchy at best, thanks to unreliable self‐
reporting. Football fans in Los Angeles haven’t had a team to call their own in over 20 years. President Obama's executive order is set to move forward in the coming months and could potentially affect 4 to 5 million undocumented people in the US.
From new driver's licenses to a student loan program, SCPR's Leslie Berestein Rojas explains how many people took advantage of these new rules in their first few days.
Jerry Brown will take the oath of office as CA Governor for a record 4th time this morning. After his swearing in, he'll give his annual State of the State address.
This weekend, Dr. Maher Hathout, one of Southern California's most notable Muslim leaders passed away. CAIR's Hussam Ayloush joins Take Two for more on Dr. Hathout's life and work.
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Adolfo Guzman‐Lopez, Ben Adler
Richard Gabriel
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Jim McDonnell
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Lindsey Turrentine, Jeremy Kaplan
Marty Klein, Elizabeth Schroeder
Vincent Bonsignore
Marielena Hincapié
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Leslie Berestein‐Rojas
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Hussam Ayloush
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The St. Louis Rams' owner announced plans Monday for an Inglewood stadium. But just because there is now enough space for an NFL team in L.A., doesn't mean one is coming.
James T. Butts, Jr., and Chris Meany
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1/5/2015 POLI
The film The Interview may be losing steam at the box office, but the political drama surrounding the Sony Pictures hack continues.
Ben Fritz of the Wall Street Journal goes over the recent decline in box office sales and compares 2014's movie industry to that of years past
We profile rising musician Shamir, who's been shortlisted for BBC's "Sound of 2015" poll and seems poised to make waves in the music world
Director/Producer Lee Daniels talks about his new show, "Empire"
"The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" continued its domination of the box office this weekend, while "The Interview" lost steam.
Gov Brown releases budget proposal on Friday
Gov Brown hopes high speed rail will be part of his legacy
Record number of tourists visted LA in 2014
November water numbers show our region is saving some water, not enough
Cal State System isn't threatening to raise tuition like the UC schools
Cal State System isn't threatening to raise tuition like the UC schools
DMV releases latest number on immigrants without legal status applying for driver's licenses
LA County Supervisors get earful on what must be done to fix child welfare system
Art Leahy to resign as Metro CEO
The debate over whether IHSS caregiver should be required to get training
New state Supreme Court justices sworn in New state Supreme Court justices sworn in Jerry Brown sworn in for fourth term as CA governor, gives State of the State address
Partisan divide in Sacramento Gov Brown hopes high speed rail will be part of his legacy
SpaceX called off planned supply mission to the International Space Station
Water use report to be released today
Lower house of parliament in Pakastan has approved amendment to set up military courts to try insurgents accused of terrorism
Afghan President was sworn in 100 days ago
Two NYPD officers shot yesterday while responding to grocery store robbery
CDC says alcohol poisoning kills six people every day in the US
House fire in North Hollywood caused by Christmas tree
President Obama meets with Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto
CalTrans rock climbers try to prevent more rocks from falling into cars on PCH
LAX is the second busiest airport in the US
Record number of tourists visted LA in 2014
Coachella announced 2015 lineup
David Kang
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Ben Fritz
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Shamir
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Lee Daniels
John Horn
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Coachella announced 2015 lineup
Urban water use dropped 10‐percent statewide in November compared to previous November
CA needs 60‐billion dollars for highways, roads and infrastructure
The 114th United States Congress officially convenes today with a much different look than it had last year.
Sports fans on a budget can rejoice with Dish’s new streaming service offering all of ESPN for $20 a month.
It has long been the belief of environmentalists that livestock, cattle especially, are the scourge of the earth, polluting air and water, eroding soil, and destroying wildlife populations.
An unnamed member of the grand jury that declined to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson for the shooting death of Michael Brown is suing St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch for the right to speak out about the controversial case.
With the new year comes a new step for the Affordable Care Act: doctors who treat Medicaid patients will see a smaller paycheck. Wine producers globally have to change harvest patterns to maintain the sugars and acids in chardonnay, pinot noir and the like, according to a new study.
As the economic collapse of the last decade begins to fade from view, there are two questions scholars continue to ask: what are the lessons to learn from the crisis, and have we implemented them to avoid the next one?
Since the students' disappearance, protests have hit cities in Mexico and the U.S., and mired Peña Nieto's two‐year‐old presidency in controversy.
In the Ferguson case, one grand juror says the public doesn't understand everything leading up to their decision and wants to speak out.
In CA, hundreds of thousands of low‐income elderly and disabled are being cared for at home. Kaiser Health News found that many recipients are at risk of abuse and neglect.
More private companies as well as state and federal agencies are encouraging bids from LGBT‐owned businesses as a way to increase diversity among their suppliers.
This week on Tuesday Reviewsday, Shirley Halperin from Billboard Magazine joins Alex Cohen to talk about the album's that she's looking forward to in 2015.
What do a hair brush that helps you take selfies, a belt that tells you when you gain weight and an internet connected home have in common? CES.
IHSS serves low‐income elderly and disabled Californians, but Reporter Anna Gorman says families of all income levels should consider their options for care now.
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Jon Fleischman, Ed Espinoza
Cecilia Kang
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Nicolette Hahn Niman
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Tony Rothert, Steve Cron
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Christopher Perrone, Dr. Richard Thorp
Kimberly Nicholas
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Barry Eichengreen
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Shannon O'Neil
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Jeffrey Mittman
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Anna Gorman
4:25
Garry Gekht
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Shirley Halperin
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Devindra Hardawar
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Anna Gorman
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California's foster children are prescribed powerful psychotropic medications at three times the rate of other kids, including some drugs which have not been approved for use with minors. Reporter Karen de Sa explains what happens to these youths once they're off these drugs and out of the foster care system.
Construction of high‐speed rail has been delayed for years. Now, one day after Jerry Brown’s 4th gubernatorial inauguration, CA finally breaks ground on the train.
Instead of cash, one Emerald 10 scratcher winner and a guest will treated to a meal worth $2,500 at French Laundry, as part of a two‐night stay in Napa.
There's a legal dispute going on about who owns the trademark rights to Yosemite's iconic sites, like Curry Village and the Ahwahnee Hotel.
Rock climbers Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson are attempting to complete one of the most difficult climbs in the world, a continuous free climb up the Dawn Wall route of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park.
Chicana novelist and poet Michele Serros died from cancer over the weekend at the age of 48. She was known for her irreverent observations and humor.
Philip Cosores of Consequence of Sound rates the new Coachella lineup
Mica Levi talks about creating the acclaimed score for "Under the Skin"
Bonnie Cha, senior reviewer at Re/Code, lists the highlights of this year's CES
Frame contributor Robert Garrova meets a group who are trying to add a bit more diversity to Wikipedia
Foie gras makes a comeback in CA
OC health officials look into sickness caused by Christmas cake
Border drone program slammed as expensive and ineffective
Federal officials warn schools about complying with English learners rule
9 cases of measles contracted at Disneyland or California Adventure in December
Warm weather continued today, hit record temps in Long Beach
Foie gras makes a comeback in CA
Vietnamese, Latino candidates vie for seat on OC Board of Supervisors
Used car dealerships await new customers thanks to AB60
9 cases of measles contracted Disneyland or California Adventure
Santa Monica group tries to get taggers off the streets by helping them become legit artists
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A look at what the city of Los Angeles is doing for affordable housing
OJ Simpson replica Heisman recovered after 20 years
President Obama offered US assistance after Paris attack
Attack at Parisian satirical magazine
Big rig and charter bus collided on the 60 eastbound
FBI blames Sony hack on North Korea
President Obama responds to attack in Paris
Investigation into crash on the 60 freeway
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Karen de Sa
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Tim Sheehan
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Alex Traverso
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Robert Gammmon
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John Long
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Adolfo Guzman‐Lopez
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Philip Cosores
Mica Levi
Bonnie Cha
East of Borneo
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Audit of California's judicial stystem isn't spending wisely
Masked gunmen stormed the Paris offices of a weekly newspaper that caricatured the Prophet Muhammad, methodically killing 12 people Wednesday, including the editor, before escaping in a car. Major colleges and universities in the U.S. are often called four‐year colleges because that has always been the amount of time it takes most students to accumulate enough credits to graduate. An attack on satiric magazine Charlie Hebdo has left 12 dead in Paris, including four cartoonists. The publication not only didn’t shy away from sensitive subjects, it courted controversy.
For many newcomers to areas like Highland Park, Azusa or the Hawaiian Gardens, their community’s history of organized crime often seems like just that‐‐history.
Moms and dads around the country are processing when and how to discuss race matters with their children in light of the news. Three parents joined Take Two to share their own stories, the lessons they've learned and the lessons they teach to their kids.
At CES, there's everything from connected washing machines to thermostats on display, but is this the connected home that people imagined 50 years ago?
New research in the American Sociological Review finds evidence of bias against Latin Americans in the employment‐based green card application process.
LeslieAnn Manning, a transgender woman placed in a men's facility in New York state, says she was raped while in Sullivan Correctional Facility, and the prison did not do enough to protect her.
People panicked when bees began to mysteriously die off a decade ago. Die‐off still occurs, but there are actually more bees today, and they're playing a big role in cultivating CA's crops.
Local mom and writer J.J. Keith has experienced all kinds of parenting dilemmas, and she is spreading the message that parenthood is a big, knotty mess, with no straightforward answers and no true experts.
Have you noticed that everyone you know is sick? It seems that way anyway, especially at work with the entire hacking and nose‐blowing going on. If you are one of those people who complains about how those people will make you sick, writer Daniel Engber says stop your whining.
Cnet contributor Steve Guttenberg talks about hi‐res audio and Neil Young's Pono music player
Frame contributor Shara Morris delves into the projects surrounding the restoration of LA murals
Writer/actor Mark Duplass talks about nudity, show business, and his new show "Togetherness"
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Foie gras is back on the menu at high end restaurants and chefs are celebrating, comparing their joy to the end of Prohibition. Japan’s health ministry just released some startling statistics on the country’s population: babies there are being born at the lowest rate since the ministry began keeping track in 1947.
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The high payout isn't that unusual and it could change the way the department handles abuse allegations in the future, says UCLA's Sharon Dolovich.
The fitness tracker industry is growing; it's become a $1.15 billion industry. But there are still some unanswered questions about the data these gadgets collect.
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Southern California Public Radio reporters Alice Walton and Frank Stoltze review the latest in Southern California politics.
Joe Adalian of Vulture.com talks about TV trends to keep an eye on in the new year
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He was a giant of gospel music, and LA’s own – Andrae Crouch.
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"Empire" has a largely African American cast, and the show, along with "How To Get Away with Murder," "Blackish" and "Jane the Virgin" headlines a season of successful programs with minority actors in lead roles.
For your weekend, add to the itinterary an art show inspired by the book/movie "Inherent Vice," a roundtable of Golden Globe nominees for Best Foreign‐Language film and a workshop to be an urban beekeeper.
Three gunmen, including the two suspects in the Charlie Hebdo massacre, were killed today as police ended two separate hostage sieges in and around Paris.
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SpaceX has successfully launched a rocket carrying a load of supplies to the international Space Station but comes up short on attempt to make history
Larry Mantle is joined by KPCC film critics Claudia Puig to review this weeks releases, including "predestination," "Song of the Sea," "Two Days, One Night," and more
Off‐Ramp contributor R.H. Greene talks with Chaz Ebert about her late husband Roger Ebert's love of movies, and the festivals that help them get seen.
After 30 years in the public eye, Jerry Brown is starting his fourth term as California's governor, at age 76.
KPCC reporter and poet Adolfo Guzman‐Lopez on the ground‐breaking writer Michele Serros.
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KPCC's Washington Correspondent Kitty Felde recalls an anecdote about Barbara Boxer in the Senate Gym.
John Rabe and Take Two host A. Martinez recall the history of would‐be Los Angeles NFL franchises.
Cameroonian Pascale Marthine Tayou considers himself a world artist, a cosmopolitan nomad, with so many influences that it’s hard to count them.
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After more than a decade of plummeting violent crime rates, vilent crime in the city of Los Angeles jumped by 14% last year from the year before
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In the wake of a mass shooting and dual hostage situations that left 17 innocents dead in France’s capital last week, 3.7 million people marched across that country yesterday as a show of unity, including over a million just in Paris. In the immediate aftermath of the Paris massacre, some people asked news organizations to show respect for religion by refraining from publishing "Charlie Hebdo" cartoons lampooning religious figures.
"Putin's Way," a new documentary by FRONTLINE and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, explores the decades‐long rise and transformation of Russian President, Vladimir Putin.
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With the New Year comes New Year’s resolutions, and for many people, New Year’s resolutions are a reason to get back into a workout routine. But what about elderly adults who want to stay in shape?
Last week's attacks in France have raised serious questions about the reach of Islamist militant groups into Western countries.
Despite the security advances our country has made since 9/11, incidents like the bombing last year at the Boston marathon demonstrate that we're still vulnerable in many ways.
Dr. Laura Mosqueda, Lori Michiel How the the terrorist attack in Paris might affect domestic policy, why cyber attacks might take a back set because of it and what familiar names are stepping into the ring for the 2016 Presidential race.
Five years ago Monday, a devastating earthquake struck Haiti, killing more than 200,000 people. As foreign aid dwindles, Haiti is still struggling to find suitable homes for many survivors.
Football fans in Los Angeles have long known heartbreak. First the Rams moved 50 miles south to Anaheim. Then, in 1994, they left for St. Louis. That same year the Raiders moved back to Oakland.
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Fall is traditionally the time of year for new TV shows, but this year, many new shows are premiering in early 2015. Variety's Brian Lowry joins Take Two to talk about what shows are looking promising and why more networks than ever are trying to get into the scripted drama game.
Darius Clark Monroe was a good kid,. So what made him rob a bank at 16? He shares his story in the documentary "Evolution of a Criminal"
The secret to a long life has been sought for generations. Now, a study out of the University of Liverpool could be one step closer to unlocking that answer ‐‐ with help from the bowhead whale.
Every now and then, a gem of a movie comes to the US from a faraway land. The Irish animated film Song of the Sea is just such a film.
Patrick Stewart talks about escaping "Star Trek" and indie filmmaking
Annabelle Gurwitch talks about the world adjacent to all of Hollywood's awards shows
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Record number of people have applied to University of California campuses, up six percent from last year
Court ruling in Egypt could free former President Mubarak from custody
Pope Francis calls for peace in Sri Lanka
President Obama met with House and Senate leaders for the first time this year
California Atty General Kamala Harris jumps into race for US Senate
California Atty General Kamala Harris jumps into race for US Senate
President Obama thinks Congress can find common ground on cyber‐security
Big rig fire has shut down westbown 10 freeway
LA County Sheriff's Dept citizen oversight commission holds first meeting this week
US Dept of Education slams LA Unified's management of technology programs
Valley Vista HS in Huntington Beach is getting new security system installed thanks to a $25,000 donation from a new mobile provider
LA Opera production takes on very modern issue; illegal immigration
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This year, the Los Angeles Press Club has chosen french satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo as the recipient of the Daniel Pearl Award. California Attorney General Kamala Harris said Tuesday that she is running for the 2016 Senate race to replace retiring Sen. Barbara Boxer.
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This winter, Lansbury will reprise her role as Madame Arcati (for which she won her fifth Tony Award) in the Noel Coward play “Blithe Spirit”.
John Myers, KQED's Senior Editor for California Politics and Government, joined Take Two John Myers
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Drug trafficking and murder for hire are two issues sure to come up in the trial of Ross Ulbricht, the alleged proprietor of the dark net site ‐ The Silk Road.
Retailers seldom carry clothes in the double digits, and the latest sting for plus‐sized Michelle Tyree Dalton
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Music journalist Steve Hochman joins A Martinez in studio with some new music, for this Steve Hochman
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Lawyer Hernan Vera has been chosen to lead the group that will set up the L.A. County Sheriff's Department oversight committee.
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Many hope 2015 is a year of reform for Los Angeles County’s troubled child welfare system. One reform comes in the use technology to better assess abuse risk.
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Songs like "Young Gifted and Black" and "Lift Every Voice and Sing" have served as inspiring Shana Redmond, Jasiri X
protest music in the African American community, but is that changing?
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Newport Beach spread out fire pits to allow wood burning
Legal nonprofits that help immigrants expect to be inundated
Crime dropped six percent in wide swaths of LA County Sheriff's patrol area
Group releases first independent scientific study of fracking in the state
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Two rock climbers made history ascending El Capitan with only hands and feet
Pope Francis travels to Philippines
Group releases first independent scientific study of fracking in the state
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California farmers have to follow strict pesticide rules
Thursday NASA will start receiving some pictures of Pluto from the New Horizon mission that travelled 9 years to reach the dwarf planet
Big rig fire has shut down westbown 10 freeway
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Legislators to debate over Gov Brown's budget plan
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A top commander of Al‐Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) is claiming Ayman al‐
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A State Senator from Los Angeles has introduced a bill to reform California’s sales tax structure and extend the state tax to include certain services, which could possibly include legal work, Internet usage, advertising, and even dry cleaning.
A recent study done by a research group called Flurry found that Americans spend almost three hours a day on mobile devices. But does something get lost in translations when we don’t let our minds wander?
As oil prices head down past $50 per barrel, OPEC announced that it would not decrease its output levels, creating speculation about how low the price could go.
President Obama is in Cedar Falls, Iowa on Wednesday to unveil a proposal to make broadband internet in the US faster and cheaper.
Los Angeles is a melting pot, a place where people from all over the country and the world come to pursue their dreams.
Last weekend's Golden Globes awards were heralded as a moment for diversity, but just how much progress has been made in reflecting real American audiences?
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This week, outgoing U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is in California as part of a three‐
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It’s that time of the year when you're likely to hear "Put your coat on! You'll catch a cold!" But we all know that cold weather doesn’t actually cause colds, right?
While AMBER alerts have run on radio, tv and those digital signs on the freeway, they should start showing up in another familiar place ‐ Facebook.
The public knows Ezell Ford as the unarmed man who was shot and killed by LAPD officers last summer. But not much else has been learned about his life since.
Wednesday is the third day of a week‐long strike by mental health workers and other staff at Kaiser Permanente in California. One reason for the picket line: A lack of staffing.
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It comes from a galaxy far far away ... or right around the corner at your local comic book shop.
Neil Young gives us a hands‐on tour of his PonoPlayer
LA Artist Bert Rodriguez explains why he converted his apartment into a museum for himself
Vulture.com's Joe Adalian chats about the highlights of this year's TCA panels
Norms Restaurant may get historic status
Company that pumps oil, gas at South LA facility to withdraw an application to expand operations
Mexican immigrants in the US can now get birth certificates at Mexican consulates
Dept of Water Resources increase amount of water that's delivered through State Water Project
New research says humanity has crossed "safe operating" threshold for four of earth's vital signs
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Covered CA pushes to get more Latinos and African‐Americans to sign up for health insurance
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Nominations are out for the world’s biggest film event. “Birdman” and “The Grand Budapest Hotel” both notched 9 Oscar nominations, leading the field.
A memorandum that President Obama is expected to sign would give federal government employees access to at least six weeks of paid maternity or paternity leave.
Is violence as a response to violence justified when it’s morally motivated? Simon Tam, bassist for poppy Portland rock band "The Slants," will ask a federal court on Friday for permission to trademark the band's controversial name.
Mark Lukach met his future wife Giulia when they were in college.
Oscar nominations are out, and this year looks to be another where performances by people of color go unrewarded.
Nominations for the Academy Awards were announced early Thursday. The list is brought to you by the letter B ‐‐ for Boyhood, Budapest and, of course, Birdman.
L.A. has been rated the most unaffordable city in America by Harvard and UCLA, and the problem is only getting worse. SCPR’s Ben Bergman tells if raising the minimum wage would really help.
Concern over changes to Leimert Park, the cultural hub of black Los Angeles has sparked mixed views from long‐time residents and business owners
Ray Bradbury lived in the Cheviot Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles for more than 50 years. But when Bradbury died in 2012, the home was sold. And now ‐‐ it's being torn down.
Alex Cohen takes a look at the week in California politics with Capitol Public Radio’s Katie Orr and political scientist Jack Pitney.
A new law in the city of West Hollywood goes into effect today, requiring gender‐neutral restrooms in businesses and public places.
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Screenwriter Jason Hall talks about creating "American Sniper"
Kyle Buchanan of Vulture.com chats about reactions to the Oscar nominations
Josie Huang looks at the LA Opera's adaptation of "The Marriage of Figaro" in which Figaro is an undocumented worker
CalTrans crews scale the slopes to remove loose rocks
Police in Pakistan clashed with demonstrators angry at Charlie Hebdo
Kobe Bryant and LeBron James faced off last night
Larry Mantle is joined by KPCC critics to discuss this week's releases
CA Senate report says patchwork system of treating elderly in state needs overhaul
Now that Deasy's gone, will LAUSD lose out on donations?
What does it take to win California
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President Obama and Prime Minister Cameron pledged to fight domestic terrorism in their respective countries
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Metro underground rail stations may no longer be dead spots for cell phones
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Norms Restaurant on La Cienega Boulevard has been open 24/7 since 1957. It’s seen as an iconic example of Googie architecture and is Norms’ oldest location. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Amy Nicholson, Andy Klein and Charles Solomon review this week’s releases, including "Blackhat," "Paddington," and "Little Accidents" and more. TGIFilmweek!
With nearly a year to go until its blockbuster release, Star Wars VII already is enjoying a massively successful marketing campaign with more than 87 million YouTube views of its teaser trailer released by Disney in November. The Obama Administration has relaxed travel restrictions to Cuba. While you can't just hop a plane and travel there as a tourist, it does make it a little easier to get there, and buy things your credit card.
Our intrepid food contributor Bill Esparza recently traveled to Cuba and found there are good eats to be found ... if you know where to look for them.
UCLA grad Derek Bolin salvaged more than 300 speeches given on campus since the 1950s. But the speech given by Martin Luther King Jr took some extra digging to find.
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In 2004, four teenagers took first place in a national underwater robotics championship, with a robot built from scrap metal and trash.
Pope Francis announced that he will canonize Father Junipero Serra, founder of CA's missions, and a controversial figure for his role in evangelizing the West.
Despite being vaccinated, some people were still able to catch measles after visiting Disney parks last month. KPCC health reporter Rebecca Plevin explains how.
Every Friday, our social media producer Kristen Lepore brings in her list of things in Southern California to relax or entertain you on the cheap! And she's here to help plan your your weekend.
A few weeks ago, California began issuing driver's licenses to immigrants in the country illegally. Now, those from Mexico can get another important form of identification here: their birth certificates.
It's a mystery that's taking place from the shores of British Columbia to San Luis Obispo: A massive die‐off of Cassin's auklets.
Mass die‐offs of birds and fish population are rare, but they do happen, and can have a devastating effect on the rest of the ecosystem.
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Mitt Romney announces 2016 intentions
Off‐Ramp host John Rabe talks with Susan Cloke, who marched from Selma to Montgomery as a young, white teenager.
Writer and director Damian Chazelle says he based the screenplay on his own life, but the Academy nominated the film for Best Adapted Screenplay. Which is it?
Long before the Charlie Hebdo terror attacks, Paris was a place where satire — especially satirical cartoons — has been taken very seriously, both by its people and their leaders.
A look into one of the quirkiest museum shows in recent memory, which features a roaming dog, a sculpture shrouded in bees, and ants that are very particular about room temperature.
He was a bigot, but scholar Leslie Klinger says he turned that anger and angst into great horror fiction.
Actor and director Kiff Scholl remembers his friendship with Taylor Negron.
Performer Taylor Negron died Saturday of cancer at the age of 57. In 2007, he recorded this story, about Lucille Ball giving acting and life lessons, for Off‐Ramp.
Officer involved shooting in Downtown LA
Susan Cloke remembers Civil Rights movement and Selma march
Democrats in state legislature pushing for more social services spending in state budget
Loh Life Martini 3D printing sales expand into K‐12 classrooms boosting students job prospects and creative thinking
New trendy shops on Fourth Street in downtown Santa Ana are replacing older, traditional Latino shops which has created tension and concern over whether Santa Ana is losing its long‐time Latino identity
Atmostpheric rivers can help predict weather patterns
New kind of solar energy plant debuts this week
LA County Sheriff Jim McDonnell says department will soon publicize how often officers shoot suspects
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120 participants in today's Kingdom Day Parade
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"American Sniper" won the weekend box office
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In the aftermath of high profile, controversial police‐involved killings in Ferguson, Missouri and New York City, a number of states are considering legislation to change how such fatalities are investigated. The 2015 Television Critics Association press tour wraps up today in Pasadena. Television stars, writers, producers, and critics have all been at the Langham Huntington Pasadena Hotel for almost two weeks, giving and receiving a taste of what’s to come in 2015.
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Music supervisor Morgan Rhodes and Oliver Wang from Soul‐Sides join Alex Cohen in the studio this week for Tuesday Reviewsday our weekly new music segment.
In rural Mexico, there are too few people to make it worth while for telecom companies to install cell networks. So, they're doing it on their own.
Host Alex Cohen talks to Claire Suddath, who writes about the about the dismal state of maternity leave in the U.S. in this week’s Bloomberg Businessweek.
The photo comes from Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Dawn spacecraft on its final approach of a historic exploration over seven years in the making.
OR‐7 became famous as a lone wolf. But he now has a mate, pups, and possibly some new competition. A new wolf has been spotted in his OR‐7's territory in Oregon.
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Federal funding to maintain the country's highways runs out in May, and Republicans who control Congress are looking for ideas on how to stop that from happening. One idea, raising taxes, which some prefer to call a "user fee."
Health nuts need not apply at Joe Peep's NY Pizza in North Hollywood, and the shop makes this clear.
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A new bill has been introduced this week that lets California doctors prescribe terminally ill patients a lethal dose of medications to end their lives.
World War II historical fiction sells well in Hollywood, but an independent film about a code‐breaking mathematician with a personal secret takes real production prowess to become one of the biggest films of the year.
In light of recent events in Ferguson, Cleveland and Staten Island that have polarized the nation and renewed the debate about policing, AirTalk's Larry Mantle will be facilitating a conversation with people on the frontlines of the issue – cops who are out on the street every day and the people who live in the communities they police.
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A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences this week takes a close look at just how much the forests of the state have changed over the last century.
The Doomsday Clock measures how close we are to a global disaster brought on by nuclear war and other man‐made threats. Today it was moved closed to midnight because of global climate change.
French‐Canadian filmmaker Xavier Dolan reveals the inspirations behind "Mommy"
Kyle Buchanan of Vulture.com lists the most interesting films debuting at Sundance 2015
Frame contributor Collin Friesen meets one of the country's top courtroom artists, Bill Robles
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Renewed talks between the U.S. and Cuba have touched on immigration rules, human Julia Cooke rights, trade and even the reopening of a U.S. embassy in the Cuban capital. Author Julia Cooke has more on what this all means for the next generation of Cubans.
It's a difficult task to find 12 impartial jurors in the trial of James Holmes, accused of killing 12 people and injuring 70 more inside a movie theater in 2012.
Common Core guidelines set the standards for what students should know at the end of each grade, like learning to read in Kindergarten. But is that the right standard to shoot for? Some say not necessarily.
If Southern California seems a bit quiet this week, there's a reason for that. It's time for the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
Champion boxer Manny Pacquiao is the subject of a new documentary, released amid speculation over a possible matchup of Pacquiao with Floyd Mayweather, Jr.
According to the Associated Press, 20 megawatts of electricity will be generated from a landfill in Irvine, where ground broke Thursday. But how do you turn trash into power?
Mary Plummer, SCPR's arts education reporter, will be delving into the effect of music on the brain at the Crawford Family Forum this weekend.
Fayard & Harold Nicholas may not be household names, but Fred Astaire and Mikhail Baryshnikov called them the best of the best. The Alex Theatre hosts a tribute to the brothers January 25th.
Fans of 'The Godfather' can watch Francis Ford Coppola's epic on the big screen as the Hollywood Studio Symphony performs live the score by Nino Rota.
It's DineLA this week ‐‐ try delicious and affordable prefix meals from the Westside to the East. Oh, and after you fill up, head to Arcadia to take a Selfie at Selfie Selfie studio.
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Wall Street Journal's Ben Fritz talks about the latest drama at Dreamworks
Korean‐American filmmaker Benson Lee explains why his movie "Seoul Searching" took 16 years to make
Conductor Karina Canellakis talks about her life in the classical music world
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Roll out the barrel — more than 30 years after it closed, the historic, barrel‐shaped Idle Hour Cafe in North Hollywood is set to reopen in mid‐February.
Where do set decorators get the art featured on TV shows? Collin Friesen tells us about that —and the lawsuit that made it lucrative for artists.
John Rabe talks with Bobby Green about 1933 Group's other projects ... including Mr T's Bowl in Highland Park.
We make a lot of assumptions about quilts: They're not art. Only women make them. Sometimes it takes an exhibit dedicated male quilters to combat that.
Clint Eastwood's "American Sniper" is breaking box office records, but it's also getting Americans to talk about how Hollywood portrays the military.
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Viola Davis wins best actress in a TV drama SAG award.
The average price of gasoline dropped 13 cents over the past two weeks.
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Higher number of strandings of sea lion pups being seen abnormally early
Measure to allow NFL stadium to be built in Inglewood may be on the city's ballot this summer
New regulations on e‐cigarettes intoduced today
Dem. State Senator Mark Leno wants to regulate use of "e‐cigarettes" in the state
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For a significant portion of human history, society’s morals were derived from a variety of locations; each civilization had its own unique set of beliefs on important aspects of civic life. The White House on Monday touted progress on a deal between the U.S. and India to develop nuclear power in the South Asian country.
Looking at the Supreme Court and their decision to hear arguments on the lethal injection, President Obama's announcement about parts of the Alaskan wilderness and the newest crop of Republicans vying for the GOP Presidential nomination.
Amid growing concerns over academic fraud among college athletes, the NCAA says it's investigating allegations of academic misconduct at 20 universities.
Mild‐mannered Barry Humphries is the person behind Dame Edna, and at 80‐years‐old he's hanging up the lavender wig
It takes just 48 hours for a runaway child to be approached by a sex trafficker. This isn't in a far‐flung nation. This is in the United States
Because of the improving economy, rising incomes is one of the stories on the horizon for the upcoming year.
JPL has also released a GIF of the asteroid's flyby with Earth, and radar scientist Marina Brozovic tells more about what is known about this latest asteroid.
Recently, the wine industry has been hit by a fair amount of crime.
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Looking at the wine industry as a whole, it would seem that fraud and theft are on the rise. But is this coincidental, or has this market become more crime‐ridden?
John Horn gives a Sundance update and goes over the results of the SAG Awards
Samer Khalaf of the American‐Arab Anti‐Discrimination League talks about the effects of "American Sniper" on Arab‐Americans and Muslims living in the US
Comic actor Tony Hale talks about writing a children's book
The Frame crew report on one of the biggest themes of the movies at Sundance this year ‐‐ sex.
Teacher presp drop on state officials radar.
LAPD sent 161 reports to federal government last year of possible terrorist related activity, but unclear whether any terrorist was caught.
Researchers at UC Irvine have found a way to untangle proteins, something that could help cancer researchers develop cheaper cancer proteins for study.
An ancient water distribution system has been found near the San Gabriel Mission.
A truck driver who slipped into a coma has made a recovery doctors are calling miraculous.
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LAPD Chief Beck defended his decision to ask Google to disable the feature on Waze App that allows people to report the location of Police Officers.
DMV holds public hearing to determine safetly standards for driverless cars.
DMV holds public hearing to determine safetly standards for driverless cars.
An update on efforts to reach people who might have been exposed to measles.
Wildlife officials getting ready to release triple the number of hatchery raised Salmon into CA rivers and streams than they normally would at this time of year.
The CA State University system is launching a renewed effort to raise the graduation rates of freshman and transfer students.
Two oil companies have shelved plans for new or expanded drilling in Southern California.
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NASA is getting ready to launch a satellite into orbit that will track soil moisture across Earth.
Buena park considers district elections after evidence of racially polarized voting.
It was a powerful statement for LA residents who feel powerless: A city council committee voted 4‐to‐1 for the incumbent against a new operator for the Greek Theater in Griffith Park.
Jeffrey Sterling, a former Central Intelligence Agency officer, was convicted Monday for leaking classified information about a secret operation to foil Iran’s nuclear program to a New York Times reporter.
Can you imagine a world in which everything in our daily lives is connected to the Internet?
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If you’ve ever used Google’s GPS app “Waze” to help you get around, you’ve probably seen the feature it has that notifies you when a police officer has been reported along a roadway.
After the concentration camps were liberated from Nazi control, army filmmakers took extensive footage of Bergen‐Belsen, Dachau, Auschwitz, and others in an attempt to document what had happened.
In a thought‐provoking article, writer Emily Yoffe asks, "When terrible, abusive parents come crawling back, what do their grown children owe them?"
Fears of deportation, financial worries and the shifting political landscape all contribute to their anxiety, according to a new report from UCLA.
Every so often Take Two presents our Picture This segment, a conversation with photographers about their work.
Lakers star Kobe Bryant heads to the operating room tomorrow, to fix a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder.
A new on‐line startup called FanPay is offering people a chance to pay student‐athletes if they stick around long enough to get their degrees.
Designers are finding ways to turn germs into fashion gems by bringing flu‐ and cold‐
fighting clothes to the racks, says Fashion Trends Daily's Michelle Dalton Tyree.
LA has one of the largest homeless populations in the US and the number seems to be growing. In three nights, volunteers take to the streets to get a more accurate picture.
This week on Tuesday Reviewsday, Chris Martins and Shirley Halperin talk about new music from The Lone Bellow, George Ezra, Howlin' Rain and Cotillon.
An ancient distribution system was unearthed under old Union Pacific railroad tracks in the San Gabriel Valley, east of Los Angeles.
Miranda July writes and direct films, she acts, makes music, and does performance art too. Now she's written her very first novel, called "The First Bad Man."
Concert promoter Live Nation wants to take over the venue, but the current owners, Nederlander Concerts, want to retain its control.
Researchers are hard at work trying to find a solution to a worldwide chocolate shortage ‐‐ but will the industry adopt these solutions?
Viewing a waterfall at gunpoint in Colombia; eating fattoush at a gas station in Syria. Tales of travel, food and friendship shared with SoCal adventurer, Allan Karl
John Horn talks to Alex Gibney about the premiere of his Scientology doc
Singer Jamie Cullum talks about revitalizing jazz standards
John Horn reveals that the news about the record‐setting deal for "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" was actually untrue
Huntington beach parents worried abut impact on learning.
Younger docs have never seen measles, so hospitals are giving crash refresher courses.
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Vernon car battery recycling plant written up for more violations.
Despite December storms, snow is still low. Possible cutbacks in future water supply.
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CDPH Director calls for strict regulations of e‐cigarettes.
A tight race for an open seat on the OC board of supervisors widened on Wednesday.
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Leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter‐day Saints held a rare news confference yesterday to announce their support for some specific legal protections for Gay men and Lesbians.
Rear Admiral John Kirby, the Pentagon's press secretary, says Army General Mark Milley will make the final call on whether to criminally charge Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl.
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The countdown to Super Bowl Sunday is on and while some are gearing up for the football game itself, others are just excited for the commercials.
Mobile technology will democratize medicine, giving consumers unprecedented control over their care.
In light of the measles outbreak, one study shows spreading a pro‐vaccination message may push those opposed to vaccines even deeper into their beliefs.
New cases of Ebola in West Africa are declining, but experts caution that the fight isn't over. Aid organizations are still working to bring the number to zero.
It's official: the defending champion Seattle Seahawks will face the New England Patriots in this year's Superbowl. But a controversy over deflated balls during the Patriot's AFC championship game has sparked more controversy leading up to the big game.
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The city of Rialto is reaching out to the our long‐embargoed island neighbor in hopes of forging a special relationship with one of its cities‐‐a sisterly bond, to be exact.
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Facebook has been trying to keep up with mobile users ‐‐ and the success of its efforts will be revealed in its fourth‐quarter earnings report Wednesday.
Local film buffs mourn the loss of Vidiots. But due to competition from online streaming, it's set close its doors in April after almost 30 years.
Host Alex Cohen talks with writer Emily Spivack about her book "Worn Stories," a collection of "sartorial memoirs" about meaningful items of clothing. Susan Orlean also joins.
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Alfonso Gomez‐Rejon, director of the Sundance hit "Me & Earl & the Dying Girl," talks about his emotional connection with the story.
Gary Bongiovanni is the editor of Pollstar, and he tries to help clear up the contractual issues surrounding Bill Cosby's tour.
Simon Donald has a new TV series on his hands, and "Fortitude" represents a new kind of genre‐melding TV show
Frame contributor Collin Friesen interviews the two men who created "Schoolhouse Rock"
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CA cities try to broaden sources of drinking water
UC Riverside helped discover a compound that could lead to a safer, environmentally friendly bug killer.
Just over half of Californians are willing to extend Prop 30 tax increase
A state coalition has released a new report recommending changes to arts education methods in the state.
Why are unions leading fight for minimum wage increase?
Schools not tracking with under‐vaccinated kindergarteners are getting up‐to‐date on their shots
Thousands of wine enthusiasts gather in Sacremento this week for the nation's largest wine and grape trade show.
Sonoma County Winegrape Commission says county's growers are on their way to being 100‐percent sustainable
Volunteers try to count CA homeless population
Mysterious goo seeped into San Francisco Baya nd has killed more than 250 birds.
Students in Palm Desert are kept home to avoid measles exposure
State surveyors will measure Sierra Nevada snow pack
Malaysian government declared missing flight 370 an accident, all passengers presumed dead
A rare Sierra Nevada red fox has been sighted in Yosemite National Park
A run in lower gas prices in LA County may be coming to an end.
There are 15 confirmed Measles cases in Los Angeles County
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Vietnamese American voters may decide who wins a seat on the Orange County board of supervisors.
California hasn't gotten much snow yet this year.
CA department of Water Resources is calling the state's snowpack "dismally meager."
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Popular wildlife crossing project got $1 million today from the state. Furthest such an effort has gone.
Heat waves have grown more common in the last 40 years‐ and that trend's happening fastest in cities.
A second OC high school has sent unvaccinated kids home after two siblings got the measles.
The Department of Veteran's Affairs is announcing today that it will transform its 387‐acre West Los Angeles campus into a complex to house and help disabled veterans, according to sources close to the matter.
During this current measles outbreak, the media has focused a lot on people who are intentionally unvaccinated. But it turns out that a significant number of kindergartners enter school under‐vaccinated.
Californians are more optimistic about their government and the state’s public coffers, but there is a racial disparity in attitudes on the controversial issue of policing, according to a poll conducted by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC).
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Is creativity sacred? Should and could it be policed?
A case of measles could be fatal for six‐year‐old leukemia survivor Rhett Krawitt. Now his father is asking school officials to send unvaccinated kids home.
Over 60 years, more than 200,000 Korean children were adopted overseas, most to U.S. families. Now, many are heading back to their roots.
With the advent of new fantasy sports sites, sports fans are betting and losing tons of money on everything from the NFL to the MLB, all year long.
In response to anti‐Islam bus ads, a creative group pasted images of Kamala Khan, or Ms. Marvel, a muslim teenage super hero, over the sides of the ads.
Within a decade a quarter of all drivers in the U. S. will be over 65. Some help on understand if you, or someone you love, needs to hang up the keys.
This week in California politics, Gov. Brown's record‐high approval rating and what the Koch brothers's nearly $900 million spending goal for 2016 could mean for CA.
The endangered Chinook salmon will have a much larger release this winter after the majority of eggs and young fish died off during last year's run.
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NASA is launching the Soil Moisture Active Passive mission, a new satellite that will help predict droughts by measuring soil moisture all over the earth.
The Sierra Nevada red fox of California is one of the rarest mammals in North America. But, because it's so elusive, not much is known about it.
The Phone Call' is only 20 minutes long, but is packed with drama and emotion. Writer and director Mat Kirkby joins Take Two to talk about the nomination.
Composer Bear McCrary reveals how he composed the iconic music for "Walking Dead" and "Black Sails"
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Filmmaker Justin Simien remembers how it felt to premiere "Dear White People" at Sundance 2014
One‐third of charter schools accused of violating CA's free public education guarantee
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South Africa has granted parole to one of most notorious death squad leaders from the apartheid area
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Larry Mantle is joined by KPCC Film critics Loewenstein and Cogshell to review this week's releases
The Egyptian president has cut short a trip to Ethiopia after militant attacks in Sinai
Some doctors refuse to see children whose parents won't get them vaccinated against the measles
President Obama called on Congress to approve 215‐million dollars for research into tailoring medical treatments that specifically target an individual's genes
Lawyer for Suge Knight claims hit‐and‐run was an accident
Still a 20 percent chance of rain this weekend
Hollyhock House nominated to UNESCO World Heritage List
Parks Forward Commission releases recommendations
One of the officers who fatally shot Ezell Ford has a history in the neighborhood, including a previous encounter with Ford
New forecast projects CA economy in for another strong year in 2015
Thunderstorm rumbles through LA region
Republican candidate Andrew Do has won a seat on the Orange County Board of Supervisors
A report released today from the Parks Forward Commission calls for a “fundamental transformation” of the state park system that the panel hopes will secure more funding and attract new visitors to the 1.6 million acres of state parks throughout California.
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It was the conference call heard ‘round the world. This morning two‐time presidential hopeful Mitt Romney hopped on the line with supporters to say that he will not pursue the the oval office in 2016, declaring that he had decided it would be “ … best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity to become the next nominee.”
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Larry and KPCC film critics Lael Loewenstein and Tim Cogshell review this week’s releases including "Black or White," "Project Almanac," "The Loft," and more. TGI‐Filmweek!
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Festivities in Park City, Utah are cooling down now that most Sundance films have hit the big screens and festival goers are leaving town. Was there a "Boyhood" among the movie premieres?
The Senate passed a bill forcing the approval of the Keystone XL oil pipeline. It has bipartisan support but remains politically divisive.
A 20‐year‐old man who says he was molested by a Scout volunteer as a teen has settled with the Boy Scouts of America.
For all the money surrounding the NFL, many cheerleaders don't even make minimum wage. A proposed bill would change that for pro sports cheerleaders in California.
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Princess Elena of Avalor will be introduced in the popular animated series, 'Sofia the First' and will later have her own spinoff series.
Last week, we asked our listeners to submit some of the questions they had about measles. We asked KPCC health reporter Rebecca Plevin for help.
The numbers, based on a decade's worth of homicides, have been revealed as part of the Getting Away with Murder project by the L.A. News Group.
Mexico has announced 43 missing students were killed, and the government has halted the search for them. Daniel Hernandez of VICE explains more.
Ahead of her Feb. 1 appearance at Forest Lawn, Dr. Mae Jemison, the first woman of color in space, talks about the space shuttle Endeavor and inspiring young minds.
Ecuador is the first foreign country to air an ad promoting tourism during the Super Bowl.
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The Super Bowl is one of the most powerful media to present a message to an audience, said Rama Yelkur, Dean of the College of Business and Management at Saginaw State University in Michigan.
Many of us will be watching the big game Sunday but there's plenty to do if that's not your thing.
The Oscar‐nominated live‐action short film 'Boogaloo and Graham" is a poignant, funny tale of two young boys and their beloved pet chickens, set in 1978 Belfast.
The filmmaker behind "The Wolfpack" reveals the power of film and media
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The creator of "Doc McStuffins" talks about the inspiration behind the show and the void it filled in children's TV
The dancers who dance on stage with Ira Glass talk about their practice and mission statement as contemporary dancers
Veterans Affairs Secretary Bob McDonald spent a couple hours last night on LA's Skid Row, counting homeless, and searching for homeless veterans.
"Base Camp." "Bully." "Anonymous." "Heima." Nonsense written on yellow and black signs all over Los Angeles, each with a giant arrow. What do they mean? Off‐Ramp's Kevin Ferguson explains.
The L.A. City Archivist opens his files to show us how the city dealt with the unregulated movie industry's location shoots a hundred years ago.
A classical bassist from Pasadena met a mountain tribe in Papua New Guinea made up entirely of songwriters. Luckily, he brought a tape recorder.
In the Fall of 1971, CalArt's Feminist Art Program converted a run‐down Hollywood mansion into an enormous and immersive feminist art exhibition.
Caltrans has assembled a team of climbers who work an estimated 3,000 miles or more of state roads that wind through the hills and mountains and sit next to slopes with the potential for rock slides.
Mortician and Off‐Ramp commentator Caitlin Doughty tells the story of her first house call in an excerpt from her book "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: And Other Lessons From the Crematory."
The pop boom that made the Backstreet Boys superstars fizzled out, but they're still making music today. Here's what being a 2015 Backstreet Boys fan is all about.
Actor Eddie Redmayne talks about what it was like when he found out that he was nominated for an Oscar for best actor for his role in "The Theory of Everything"
Pharmaceutical companies, unions and health care providers will testify at the state Capitol this week about the factors that drive up the cost of health care
California State Senators will convene a group of health care providers, drug companies and public agencies at the Capitol this week to talk about the factors that drive up health care costs
More than a dozen teenagers from Southern California are in Park City, Utah for the closing weekend of the Sundance Film Festival. The first African‐American woman in space is speaking in L‐A tonight (SUN).
Students with Arcadia High School's marching band will appear in a National Football League commercial during the Super Bowl today {SUN}.
Police have arrested four people ‐ two men and two teenage boys ‐ following a standoff that lasted more than six hours at an apartment in Upland
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A Riverside church from the 1920's has been gutted by a fire ‐ just hours before Sunday services.
New data suggests the Earth's oceans are warming at a small but consistent rate
You can hear The Loh Life on Mondays during Morning Edition and All Things Considered... and anytime online at KPCC.org
The closer you live to a Starbucks, the faster your home will appreciate. So says real estate company Zillow
Those infant and toddler snacks and lunches you often see kids digging into may contain too much salt and unnecessary sugar. California state senators this week will examine the factors that drive up health care costs. San Diego was on its way to become one of the major cities to raise its minimum wage last year. However, San Diego business groups delayed the wage increase
Police arrested two men and two teenage boys after a standoff over the weekend at an apartment in Upland.
Most employees have their W‐2 forms now for filing their income tax returns. KPCC's Brian Watt says it's more complicated if you're a freelancer.
"American Sniper" broke another record: the biggest Super Bowl weekend gross of all time. Thirteen student filmmakers from Los Angeles were in Park City, Utah for the closing weekend of the Sundance Film Festival.
The homeless count in Los Angeles County wrapped up last week.
Californians will have a chance to weigh in today on the Obama administration's new proposal to curb smog. The organizers of this year's homeless count in LA County reached out to those who sometimes can be hostile to people with nowhere to live...
An Ebola vaccine trial begins today in Liberia. President Obama says parents should get their kids vaccinated against the measles.
The day care center at Santa Monica High School is closed today (MON) after a baby there tested positive for measles
The winter storm battering the Northeast is expected to dump as much as 16 inches of snow in the Boston area today {MON}
So far 28 flights have been canceled into or out of Los Angeles International because of storms in the Upper Midwest and the Northeast.
President Obama warned Republicans in Congress today that he won't accept a budget plan increasing national security spending at the expense of domestic programs for the middle class.
The post for the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico is once again in limbo. And the search is on for a new candidate
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The Kings and the Galaxy celebrated their 2014 championships today {MON} at the White House. The LA Kings and the LA Galaxy were honored during a ceremony at the White House today. Prosecutors this afternoon {MON} charged rapper Marion "Suge" Knight with murder and attempted murder
EPA holds public hearings on proposal to strengthen air quality standards for smog
More rural, mountainous, and less‐populated areas of California would likely exceed federal limits on smog‐forming pollution under a proposal by the US Environmental Protection Agency.
Legislative Analyst's Office says program designed to help CSU students transfer needs more work
Orange County voters last week elected a Vietnamese American to the Board of Supervisors. More than 800 workers have walked off the job at an oil refinery in Carson over a labor dispute.
A new report out today {MON} looks at the progress one program is making toward easing transfers between community colleges and the California State University system.
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In the newly proposed 2016 budget for NASA, JPL would see funding earmarked for a mission to Jupiter's moon Europa
President Obama's new budget includes more than $330 million dollars for LA light rail projects
Fourteen babies enrolled at a Santa Monica High School day care center are under quarantine ‐ this after one baby tested positive for measles. Shell Oil company ordered to pay $90 million to settle dispute with Carson residents
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Hillary Clinton is tweaking Republicans who say vaccinations should be optional. She argued on Twitter today that vaccines protect the lives of children.
Today, President Obama released his fiscal year 2016 budget proposal, an ambitious attempt to set the narrative for the upcoming year despite criticism that most of it will not pass Congress.
President Obama’s immigration action could benefit millions of young undocumented people by granting them temporary deportation relief.
When all the talk around the final score of last night’s big game settles, there’s still the topic of the Super Bowl ads.
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Denmark and Switzerland unwillingly are facing lower currency values, while the Jacob Kirkegaard
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President Obama's nominee to be the new U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, Maria Echaveste, has withdrawn her nomination after months of delay.
"I would sit in front of the mirror and try to learn to isolate those [facial] muscles," says Redmayne when talking about his role in "The Theory of Everything."
Supporters of slain Veracruz journalist Moises Sanchez hope his case could be a turning point for holding Mexican officials accountable.
The state recently spent more than $5 million to test inmates for Valley fever. Joyce Hayhoe with California Correctional Health Care Services updates the results.
Every week, Take Two will give you a preview of the important stories that you should be paying attention to.
While apps like Uber and Lyft are gaining in popularity, they're facing an increased blowback from local governments and regulators.
Puerto Rico's rough economy and job market have driven natives away. But new tax incentives aim to lure them back, and brighten the island's economic picture.
Ph.D student Tetsuto Miyashita of the University of Alberta tells more about a dinosaur discovered in China that bears a striking resemblance to a dragon.
For non football fans, the Super Bowl is more about the chips, dip, the halftime show ‐‐ and the ads. And 2015 saw some big crowd‐pleasers ‐‐ and a few buzzkills.
Kyle Buchanan of Vulture.com chats with John about Sundance highlights
Jimmy Chin and Chai Vasereli, the husband/wife team behind Sundance hit "Meru," talk about filming while climbing up a mountain
Randall Park of "Fresh off the Boat" talks about Eddie Huang's memoir and the controversy surrounding the show
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The race for Orange County supervisor is not over yet. KPCC's Erika Aguilar says Democrat Lou Correa wants a recount ‐ he lost by 43 votes.
LAUSD seeks parent and student assets after court case
LAUSD seeks parent and student assets after court case
US Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx was on the Google campus in Mountain View yesterday (MON); he was there to talk about how to meet the nation's future transportation problems.
LAUSD asks administrators to bring down large class sizes.
Fourteen infants enrolled at a Santa Monica High School day care center are under quarantine for three weeks. A baby there tested positive for measles.
The Chinese Government says 66 of China's 74 major cities experienced such bad pollution last year they fell below the country's own air quality standards.
A father from Glassell Park wasn't happy with how things were going at his sons' schools in LA, so he stepped up.
It's pretty cold in the Northeast as an arctic blast brings minus 20 degree wind chills to parts of Pennsylvania, New York and New England.
Republican Andrew Do was sworn in this morning as the newest member of the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
Californians met Governor Brown's call to cut water use by 20 percent for the first time in December. Paramedics today {TUE} had to rush rapper Marion "Suge" Knight to the hospital after he complained of chest pain. LAEDC helps keep businesses in So Cal
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors today {TUE} agreed to pay 800‐thousand dollars to a couple who claim a Sheriff's deputy and social workers wrongfully removed their children from their home.
City‐dwellers in California cut their water use by 22 percent in December ‐ meeting Gov. Jerry Brown's goal for conservation for the first time since the drought emergency was declared last January. Still no word this {TUE} afternoon on the condition of rapper Marion "Suge" Knight. he's still in a hospital after paramedics rushed him there from the Compton Court house earlier today. County supervisors gearing up for a fight to keep air force and aerospace jobs in LA
LA City Council sets aside $27 million dollars in sidewalk repair fund
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and Senator Rand Paul (R ‐ KY) yesterday said parents ought to have a measure of choice when it comes to vaccinating their children.
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In the United States, the leading causes of death are cancer and heart disease. But for young black men, add homicide to the list. Black men account for 40 percent of homicide victims.
President Barack Obama's budget offers a mixed picture for the military: a pay raise for service members, but a hike in housing and health costs.
Chris Christie, Rand Paul and Hilary Clinton are weighing in on the vaccine debate, sparking talk that the measles will become an issue in the 2016 elections.
Tuesday Reviewsday is our weekly new music segment. Hudson Yang stars as young Eddie Huang in ABC's new show, 'Fresh Off the Boat.' Hudson and his father say the show shouldn't be judged because of its title.
LA Mayor Eric Garcetti wants to increase the city's minimum wage. But economists worry a wage hike won't be enough to help Angelenos financially. Why not? In a word ‐‐ housing.
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The proposed budget has about $1 billion for transportation and construction projects in the state, but some experts say more innovation is needed.
Lawmakers are seeking ways to buck the disturbing trend of over‐prescribing drugs to California's foster kids after reports from San Jose Mercury News' Karen De Sa.
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We talk to the director of the Polish movie "Ida"
Matthew Heineman talks about his newest creation "Cartel Land"
Studio 360's Sean Rameswaram talks about the best TV show that's not on TV
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Fender is pioneering a move into the online world and selling directly to customers through its website.
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Natural History Museum of LA researchers found evidence that the monkey's of South America originated in Africa 36 million years ago
Some doctors have stopped accepting patients who aren't vaccinated, citing the measles outbreak. City officials and volunteers have been counting the homeless population around Los Angeles. But, homeless children under five can be difficult to find. They rarely live on the streets. Gasoline prices across Southern California have gone up nearly everyday over the past week, but Triple‐A says they're still more than a dollar less per gallon than this time last year
It's been a month since California's new law took effect that allows immigrants without legal status to get driver licenses. Jordan's King Abdullah has cut short a visit to the US. He's returning home to rally for public support for more strikes against the Islamic State group after militants released a video showing a captured Jordanian pilot being burned to death.
Survey by payroll processor ADP fids companies added 213‐thousand jobs last month
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The head of the Federal Communications Commission proposed regulating the internet like a phone service. The rules would apply to both wireless and wired services.
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Obama's proposed budget includes $5 million for earthquake early warning for the first time.
Santa Ana and other Orange County cities are introducing regulations for medical marijuana dispensaries.
Californians might soon be able to use their smart phones to show their driver's licenses under a newly‐introduced bill at the state Capitol.
Three California lawmakers are proposing to end parents' legal right to opt out of vaccines for their children because of personal beliefs.
State lawmaker wants to allow digital driver's licenses
Suicides and attempted suicides are down in the LA County Jails.
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Last night Jordan executed two jihadist prisoners in retaliation for Islamic State's burning alive of a captured Jordanian pilot, prompting many to identify this as a “tipping point” in the fight against the Islamic State group.
After a court case, an extended comment period, and politicization of the debate, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is about to issue a decision on net neutrality.
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The nation’s first women‐only mosque recently opened its doors in L.A. Founders Sana Muttalib and M. Hasna Maznavi wanted a place of worship for Muslim women where they feel welcome.
Bruce Jenner’s alleged gender transition has been the subject of much tabloid speculation and coverage in recent weeks.
Coca‐cola is unveiling a premium milk that has more protein, less sugar, zero lactose and twice the price.
“Last Days In Vietnam” chronicles the untold story of the members of the South Vietnamese military who tried to escape Saigon as the war drew to a close and the heroic Americans who risked their lives in a desperate effort to save as many lives as possible.
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Dr. Charles Goodman says the response to his ban has been overwhelming, and vaccination appointments at his office are through the roof.
Writer Ann Bauer shares her first person perspective into why mothers in the liberal community where she lived in the 1980s‐90s chose not to vaccinate.
Darren Sims is a rookie police officer with the city of San Bernardino, CA. As a black man, he's a minority on the force he serves on, and in the community he serves in.
Has the Patriots' Tom Brady cemented his legacy as the NFL's all‐time great QB? The debate rages. And, speaking of legends, should Phil Jackson return to the struggling Lakers?
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Andy and Brian Kamenetzky Already home to three NHL teams, California is set to get even more hockey action, as five farm clubs move to the Golden State.
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Since 1999, public schools in California have been measured by a number called the Academic Performance Index, or API. Now, a state commission is recommending the system be replaced with another, more comprehensive method of evaluation.
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Colin Meloy of The Decemberists talks about aging and playing songs over and over
Senior editor at Billboard Magazine talks about Jay‐Z's streaming plans
Contributor Gideon Brower looks at a musical that honors a composer's house
President Obama today condemned those who seek to use religion as a rationale for carrying out violence.
The leaders of France and Germany say they have a new peace initiative for the crisis in Ukraine and are heading to Kiev and Moscow with their proposal. Amy Pascal (pass‐CAL) is stepping down as the co‐chair of Sony Pictures Entertainment. Forecast says 43‐percent of workers will telecommute by 2016 ‐ a signal that shareed workspaces are on the rise
Amy Pascal will be stepping down from her post as co‐chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment
There is a new report on Traffic and infrastructure.
Bill to repeal PBE law won't affect law on conditional entrants.
Two more peafowl were found dead this week in the Palos Verdes peninsula. Animal cruelty investigators want to find out who is killing the birds. City of LA looks for new executive director
Newly‐released data show just six of California's 279 state parks bring in more money than they cost to operate. More cargo coming into L‐A ports means more trains and trucks running through the San Gabriel Valley. And more delays for commuters.
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US Census officials are considering a new ethnic category for Arab‐Americans. Right now, most simply check the box marked "white" on the Census form. Colin Meloy
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Pacific Maritime Association threatens lockout in as few as five days if no contract agreement
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Three state lawmakers say (WED) they will introduce a bill to scrap the law that lets parents opt out of vaccinating their children based on personal beliefs.
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This year’s Oscar nominated best films include several stories of highly politicized issues from civil rights to the Iraq War. But does an Oscar nod, or even a win, mean much for a social cause?
The microblogging site is copping to having a problem with trolls. It's rolling out new measures to rein in harassment and abuse.
The news that Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler is advocating the reclassification of the Internet is sure to create political fallout in Washington.
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The legislation was proposed on Wednesday by Sen. Richard Pan, a Democratic pediatrician from Sacramento.
Health provider Anthem announced that 80 million customer and employee data were stolen in a hack, one of the largest breaches in the healthcare industry.
It's February, W2s are arriving in the mail, and that means one thing: tax time. But this year, because of Obamacare, the process will be a little different.
Crisis Text Line helps teenagers through academic stress, clique problems at school and more serious issues like depression and suicidal thoughts.
Every February, a little city pops up in the desert north of Palm Springs. Off‐roader and fans gather for what might be the wildest race in motorsports.
On this week's State of Affairs, the politics of measles, the battle to replace Barbara Boxer gets a bit more heated, and where $226 million went last year.
The May Co. department store on Broadway and 8th would be converted into a combination of a shopping mall, office building and hotel.
Amy Pascal is out as Sony Pictures' head following the studio's massive hack. The Frame host John Horn discusses what’s next for her, and Sony.
How feeling awed can keep you healthy, what people would do to not take pills each day, and cat journalism didn't start on the Internet.
The Anaheim City Council has voted to crack down on pot shop landlords. But just 10 minutes south in Santa Ana, pot shops can find a mellower place to call home.
LA‐based band Dengue Fever's new album, The Deepest Lake, is the latest in the sextet's exploration of Cambodian rock, Afro grooves and psych jams.
The pop‐up restaurant did not meet its Kickstarter goal of $500,000 so it could finally have a permanent home, but owner Nguyen Tran remains hopeful
Filmmaker Damian Szifron talks about his unlikely Oscar nom, "Wild Tales"
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CDC says prepackaged toddler meal have too much salt.
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House Majority leader Kevin McCarthy says federal government should intervene in port labor negotiations.
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The original plan was to shoot a nature documentary in the Virunga National Park in the Eastern Congo, looking at the good progress that park officials had made in encouraging tourism and development in the area.
Attorney General Eric Holder talks DOJ efforts to improve relations between law enforcement and the public, and reflects on his legacy.
Marjane Satrapi usually only directs films she's written, but after she read the script for "The Voices," she knew she had to direct it. And she knew that Ryan Reynolds would make the perfect "likable serial killer."
"Parvaneh" is among the Oscar nominees for best live action short film, and it's actually a student film by Iranian‐Swiss filmmaker Talkhon Hamzavi.
Sony Pictures co‐chair Amy Pascal has stood down, but employees are still dealing with identity fraud, slow Internet and delayed productions.
A new report finds that struggles with racism can begin at a very early age and can be even tougher for girls than it is for boys.
West Coast ports could shut down in the next week if a months‐long labor dispute isn't settled. AP reporter Justin Pritchard explains where things stand.
When going for a hike, many of the faces on the trail might be friendly, but they're probably white, too. Now, there's a broad effort to change that.
Katie Slocombe, lead author of the study, said the chimps were moved from Holland to Scotland, where they learned the grunts of the local chimps.
The next school board will select the new superintendent, one of the most influential figures in Los Angeles
SCPR's Kristen Lepore has advice for your weekend including 1¢ beers in Koreatown and a chocolate and tequila tasting in Culver City.
We get a preview of the nominees and the potential winners of the 57th annual Grammy Awards with Shirley Halperin, music editor at Billboard Magazine.
LA Times Pop Music Critic Randall Roberts discusses this year's Grammy's finalists.
The founder of Pitchfork talks about LA's rising music scene and why he moved to the city of angels
Greg Nicotero reveals the secrets behind making the zombies of "Walking Dead"
When last we spoke with Zoey Tur about her gender reassignment, she said her goal was to become the nation's first transgender TV reporter. Now she has, for Inside Edition.
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The 57th Annual Grammy Awards show kicks off tonight at Staples Center.
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The Harlem Globetrotters are back in town. The internationally famous team, founded in 1926, has games scheduled all over Los Angeles this month.
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An Aural illustration of herd immunity.
CA exporters set a record last year, but economists aren't optimistic for this year.
Metro crews are working to install the Crenshaw light rail line.
What happens when you lose herd immuntiy?
It took a cartoon character to break the grip of a record setting military film.
LAPD Chief Charlie Beck has sent new captain into the troubled south LA division. The LA County Sheriff's Dept. says there is some indication cell phone use may have contributed to a fatal crash involving Bruce Jenner,
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President Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel are talking at the white house about reviving a peace plan for Ukraine.
An LAPD bomb squad officer killed a pedestrian with his vehicle late last night near Marina Del Rey.
it was a big night ( Sun) for Sam Smith at the Grammy's. He took home best new artist, song of the year and two other awards. Miranda Lambert says she was happy to sing on the show , and then win best country album.
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A British member of parliament wants to tackle anti‐semitism.
President Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel met at the White House today to dicuss Russian agression against Ukraine.
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n/a Harvard University announced last week that it is banning professors from having any “sexual or romantic relationships” with undergraduate students.
Doug Clayton, Bill Los Angeles has a rich theater scene, beyond the major productions at the Ahmanson, Brochtrup
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Community colleges in the Los Angeles area are preparing for some big changes, including a new four‐year degree, more federal funds under an Obama‐backed proposal and the hiring of up to 150 new faculty.
Jason Tanz looked into homeschooling in the tech world for the latest edition of Wired Magazine, and found more parents are taking the DIY approach.
Bernhard Voelkl, professor in the zoology department at Oxford University, has found some answers into why and how birds fly in V formation.
A 6‐foot wide balloon launched in California unexpectedly rounded the globe in just under 12 days, surprising its engineers.
American writer William Seabrook spent a lot of time in Haiti and brought the concept of zombies to the United States.
Vidiots started as a movie rental store that wanted to bring an array of films available to customers, from foreign films to vintage ones.
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State legislators have a message for law enforcement officers who want to search your computer, smartphone, or tablet: get a warrant.
Clippers beat Mavericks, end four‐game losing streak
A school district in Marin county tonight tackles the vaccine question: They may decide to support a proposed change in state law that would abolish the 'personal belief exemption". Francisco Rodriguez
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Angelenos will soon get alerts on hit and run accidents. City officials introduced the program today (TUE). It will work like Amber alerts. A wave of Santa Ana winds making it's way to SoCAL will warm up temperatures to summer‐like conditions this week.
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Brian Williams has been suspended from NBC Nightly News
Google to roll out new and improved health search results.
Metrolink train derailed near union station today
Senate Democrats unveil climate change legislation.
The Ports of LA and Long Beach move into their second full day of operations.
Within 24 hours, President Barack Obama is expected to ask Congressional lawmakers for authorization of use of military force (AUMF) against the self‐described Islamic State fighters.
If there’s a man‐made way to fight off the consequences of climate change, it’s not a substitute for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Los Angeles is a city of big breaks and broken dreams where talented go‐getters either get a lucky break as working actors, singers, producers, et cetera, or live in frustrated delusion.
It’s election time in L.A. again! There are fifteen openings in the Los Angeles City Council, Board of Education and Community College Districts. The use of a cell phone was indicated as a possible factor in the fatal car crash involving Olympic gold medalist and reality TV star Bruce Jenner on Saturday.
For a significant portion of human history, mankind has endeavored to be hairless.
Technology in cars is meant to make driving easier – from GPS devices to bluetooth sound systems – but hackers have found ways to break into those networks.
Mudslinging from both pro‐and anti‐vaccine advocates have led some parenting forums to ban the conversation entirely.
Leading Republicans and Democrats in Congress say the White House has been reaching out to talk about formal congressional approval of military action.
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A new bill introduced by Senator Carol Liu (D‐Pasadena) would suspend the high school exit exam for three years, while an advisory panel determines whether it should be replaced or discontinued permanently. House Democratic leader, Rep. Nancy Pelosi of California, refrained from endorsing expressly President Barack Obama's request for authorization of military force against "Islamic State" militants.
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Many local officials are refusing to hand out licenses in defiance of a federal judge who ruled same‐sex marriages should be allowed to proceed, as planned.
Answering your questions about the measles vaccine
The Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center will coordinate cyber threat intelligence from the FBI, the NSA and other federal agencies.
Lakers legend Magic Johnson calls out Lakers exec Jim Buss, Charles Barkley on analytics in pro basketball and the latest on LA's possible NFL stadium.
"Aya" tells the story of a young woman waiting at the airport, but when an arriving passenger confuses her for his driver, Aya goes along for the ride and takes him.
Looking at the small town of Ferguson, Missouri a half year after the shooting of Michael Brown.
A rare peek inside the creative process and personal papers of one of the 20th century's most famous writers comes to a university library in Texas.
In order for a university to be considered a Hispanic‐Serving Institution, its student body must be 25 percent Latino
Giraffedata, who's real name is Bryan Henderson, has been editing articles that use the phrase "comprised of" on Wikipedia since 2007.
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Sandra Adair, the editor of "Boyhood," reveals the challenges and rewards of editing a movie over the course of 12 years
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Children's Hospital LA to invest $50 million in genome sequencing proect
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Candidates for LA City Council seat could not agree over residential development
Cancer patients and doctor sue California over "aid in dying" bill
"Nut Rage" tantrum has landed Korean Air heiress a year in prison
West Coast ports are closed because of ongoing labor dispute
Authorities say LA Police shot and wounded teenager in the back while he was standing near someone holding a replica gun
Charges filed against man suspected of stealing luggage at LAX
President Obama signs veteran suicide prevention bill
Reax on plans for AirBNB to charge occupancy tax in LA
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LA County Metro gets money for pilot project to build avoidance system on tracks
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Tomorrow, about 100 people will come one‐step closer to become the first settlers on the Red Planet for the Mars One program.
Americans will be spending an estimated $19 billion for Valentine’s Day this year. Not joining the hordes of consumers during the Hallmark holiday, unsurprisingly are singles.
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The story of the Jackie Robinson West Little League baseball team is a heart‐warming tale about a group of under‐privileged kids from one of Chicago’s more dangerous neighborhoods rising above adversity and poverty to shine a good light on a part of town that wasn’t always seen that way.
That France's film board gave a PG‐12 rating to "Fifty Shades of Grey" hints at where this steamy flick stands in the limited line of erotic, mainstream, American films.
A shooting that left three young Muslims dead is shaking the North Carolina community of Chapel Hill.
The Third L.A.' is also the title of a series of public lectures and reports from L.A. Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne.
President Obama heads to California today, endorsements keep on coming for Kamala Harris, and Gavin Newsom announces he'll run for Governor in 2018.
Alex Cohen is joined in the studio by Liam Hayes ‐ previously known for playing under the name Plush ‐ to talk about the release of his latest album.
ZIRX and Luxe ‐ two new parking apps offer valet pickup and delivery, and a flat $15‐a‐day rate that's often cheaper than parking in a lot yourself.
Consumers are seeing the impact of the ongoing dispute at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, as ships are left out at sea, waiting to unload their freight.
Scientists found that natural erosion and commercial development were sending asbestos fibers into the wind, but instead of being applauded for their research, they were vilified.
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Host Alex Cohen talks to Jermaine Clement and Taika Waititi about their new film, What We Do in the Shadows
Looking at some of the most "steamy" films in movie history.
Temperatures will hit the upper 80s, even the low 90s around the Southland over this Valentine's weekend. That's unseasonably warm for February.
Contributor Shara Morris talks with contemporary quilter Ben Vernon about masculinity and quilting
The CEO and President of GKIDS Entertainment talks about his company's rapid rise to critical success in the film distribution world
The songwriter of "Everything is Awesome" reveals the dark pacts he had to make with demons to make such a catchy song. Just kidding.
John Horn explores the impact that "Fifty Shades of Grey" has had on the sex toy industry
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Cargo ships at west coast ports won't be loaded or unloaded over the holiday weekend.
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Suicide bombers have attacked a Shia Mosque in Northwest Pakistan.
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San Bernardino charter school agrees to remove GPA requirement.
Walmart, Mexican government are joining forces to improve lives of farm workers.
A pioneer in local television news has died.
No sign yet of ceasefire in eastern Ukraine.
The Hollyhock House in Barnsdall Park reopens to the public today.
Los Angeles TV lost a legend today. Stan Chambers passed away.
LMU andLAUSD receive a new grant that will help teachers improve visual arts and cultural history instruction.
A NASA study is the latest to suggest that green house gasses could make decades long draughts more common.
Increasing cargo delays are costly for produce exporters.
Veteran radio, TV announcer Gary Owens died.
LA lost Radio TV personality Gary Owens yesterday.
Supporters of legalizing marijuana gather for industry conference in San Francisco.
Cannibis industry holds its international business conference in San Francisco this weekend.
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It’s an issue that has been debated for years, and the latest word is that Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer is negotiating a potential resolution to the ongoing dispute between the state Coastal Commission and the city over the overnight curfew at Venice Beach.
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To help you shine at your Oscar viewing party, AirTalk presents its 13th annual FilmWeek at Tim Cogshell, Amy the Egyptian theatre.
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Author Kathleen Thorne‐Thomsen tells more about teaching the American designer's life and ideas to children.
The 10th annual Modernism Week is underway in Palm Springs. On Saturday, designer Todd Oldham delivers the keynote speech about artist and designer Alexander Girard.
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Actor David Cross recently took to crowdsourcing site Kickstarter to help distribute his David Cross
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It’s Friday, love is in the air, and whether you're single or spoken for, there's plenty to do in Kristen Lepore
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The director and producer of "Crisis Hotline Veterans Press 1" talk about filming in a suicide Ellen Goosenberg Kent, prevention hotline office
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John Rabe / Becky You find the plane, of course. Becky Sullivan and Andrew DeCristofaro did just that for "Unbroken," the Oscar‐nominated story of track star and war hero Louis Zamperini.
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The Oscars wouldn't be the Oscars without the glamor of the red carpet. Just like the movies wouldn't be the movies without perfect costumes.
Bonnie Arnold, producer of Oscar‐nominated "How to Train Your Dragon 2," talks with John John Rabe / Bonnie Rabe.
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Songwriters Gregg Alexander and Danielle Brisebois talk about "Lost Stars," their Oscar‐
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LA DOT has a new APP for people who take DASH and commuter express buses.
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The endangered white abalone was once abundant along the CA coast attempts to bring it back are paying off.
UC Davis scientists say efforts to save the endangered white abalone are paying off.
Sunday is the deadline to buy a health plan in this enrollment period.
High surf warnings in effect during the holiday weekend.
An LA area teen is recovering this morning after he was shot by a stray bullet.
Supporters of legalizing marijuana gather for industry conference in San Francisco.
Los Angeles looks to re‐plumb storm drains as CA heads into fourth year of drought
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UCLA/USC study finds meditation helps with insomnia
Study by the Nature Conservancy may ruffle feathers, because it says not all trawling is terrible
Lawsuits cost LA County Sheriff's Dept 40 million dollars last year
Latino activists are considering suing the Orange County Board of Supervisors for voting rights discrimination
CA could lose federal money to keep low‐income kids healthy
What's at stake in this school board race
President Obama called on labor secretary to meet with both sides of labor dispute at 29 west coast ports
"Fifty Shades of Grey" topped the box office
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Three LG executives to stand trial in South Korea
Prime Minister of France has asked French Jews to stay in the country
Labor dispute at ports led to shutdown over the holiday weekend
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Two suspected accomplices of slain gunman behind deadly attacks in Copenhagen have been jailed
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Private company hopes to be the first to put humans on Mars
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Federal judge in TX temporarily blocked executive action on immigration
LA County Supervisors agree to pay $1.5 million to family of man killed by sheriff's deputy three years ago
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State and federal fish and wildlife agencies set to take significant step to restore salmon run in San Joaquin River
Hundreds of thousands of Southern Californians are thought eligible for President Obama's deferred deportation program.
The new bill introduced by State Senator Carol Liu (D‐Pasadena) would require all California cyclists to wear a bike helmet.
Los Angeles saw a dramatic decrease in the number of new farmers market in the last five years, according to a new study from the Department of Agriculture.
David Axelrod has seen a side of President Barack Obama about which most of us can only speculate.
Watching the young women of HBO's "Girls" trying to grow up is a painfully confusing process ‐ their mid‐twenties don't provide the clear‐cut milestones of their parents' generation: home mortgages, military drafts, child birth.
A federal judge in Texas has put on hold the initial phases of the president's executive action on immigration, which were supposed to take effect this week.
Costume designer and historian Deborah Nadoolman Landis has designed costumes for films like "Coming to America," "Raiders of the Lost Ark," and "Animal House."
"As a filmmaker this is what you dream of when you start making movies," says Tyldum, whose first English‐language film was nominated for eight Oscars.
Shirley Halperin and Chris Martins join Alex Cohen in studio for Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment. This week, Ricked Wicky, Elle King and more.
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For months, drivers couldn't contain their joy at the pump when they were filling up. But it had to end sometime.
The new rules state that a commercial drone cannot be operated outside the visual line‐of‐
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One‐hundred finalists have been announced for Mars One's one‐way trip to the red planet. Ben McClean of North Hollywood is one of those finalists.
Producer Jason Blum talks about how his background in horror helped him produce "Whiplas"
Contributor Katie McMurran explores the opportunities presented to young film composers at the Skywalker Ranch
Showrunner Simon Rich reveals the inspirations behind his bizarrre new show, "Man Seeking Woman"
Journalist Gideon Lewis‐Kraus served on a grand jury in New York, and of the 100 cases he heard, almost all resulted in indictment.
Democratic lawmakers want to reinvest in subsidized child care
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Pro‐Russian rebels fight for control of town with key railroad hub
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Mayor Garcetti meets with both sides in ongoing port dispute
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CA air regulators move forward with plan to cut greenhouse gases Democratic lawmakers want to reinvest in subsidized child care
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CA lawmaker has introduced bill to assure access to "reasonably" priced drugs
Superbug may have been a contributing factor in deaths of two patients
UC will not raise tuition for summer session
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LA Unified hiring more nurses to address problem of tracking conditional entrants
Retailers and business owners across the Southland are feeling the pinch of a work slowdown at the nation’s two busiest ports.
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There could be new drought restrictions on the horizon to combat the effects of the drought that is currently wringing California dry.
Barely two months into a new year, 29 people have been murdered in the city of Los Angeles in 2015, up from 23 at this time last year.
The Obama administration will allow the sale of both armed and unarmed drones to allied nations.
Speaking to the country's leading academics last week, a Google innovator, Vint Cerf, warned today's important records are at risk of being forever lost because of technological obsolescence, plus the transitory nature of emails and the like.
“Size doesn’t matter.” It’s a phrase almost everyone has heard at one point or another during the course of our lifetimes.
Antonio Zambrano‐Montes was shot and killed by police in Pasco, Washington, last week, after he allegedly threw rocks at vehicles in a busy intersection.
The Sacramento Bee reports that CA is on track to meet a state mandate to reduce water consumption, but population growth could mean demand outstrips supply anyway.
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College basketball fans sometimes go to wild extremes when it comes to supporting their team, but nothing compares to the Curtain of Distraction.
Southern California Public Radio's Sharon McNary said the Hollywood Hills main breaks is a good example of what can happen around the city even in places that were not graded as risky
About one‐fifth of the city's water pipes are more than 80‐years‐old. The Department of Water and Powers wants to replace deteriorating pipes in the next ten years
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As west coast dockworkers and shipping companies continue to negotiate, lessons can be learned about the power of collective bargaining.
Oregon has a new governor Wednesday: Kate Brown. The former Secretary of State took over from John Kitzhaber, who resigned last week amid a growing scandal.
An Associated Press report found California’s prisoners are killed at a rate double the national average, and sex offenders account for a disproportionate number of victims.
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Lin‐Manuel Miranda and Thomas Kail talk about their creative partnership and "Hamilton," their new hit musical
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Thomas Lennon chats about portraying Felix Unger in the recent reboot of "The Odd Couple"
More than a million people board MTA buses every day
The bacteria threatening some UCLA patients is able to fend off most antibiotics thanks to a special enzyme
UCLA superbug doesn't pose a threat to public health
LAUSD incumbents defend iPad record on campaign trail
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The San Gabriel River is home to the northernmost known population of tropical Green Sea Turtles, scientists are trying to understand what is keeping them there
Today is Lunar New Year, children of immigrants have curious relationship with dos and don'ts
CA lawmakers grapple with whether to drop the religious exemptions for vaccinations
Miramonte lawyers claim their students are owed more money
How does the second generation of Vietnamese Americans interpret Vietnam culture, politics, traditions and symbols
CA lawmaker has introduced bill to assure access to "reasonably" priced drugs
White House summit on violent extremism wraps up in Washington
Democratic Congresswoman Janice Hahn has begun campaigning for open seat on the LA County Board of Supervisors
Authorities found body of swimmer who disappeared in heavy surf last week
United Teachers LA says key issue in contract negotiations is pay
Federal meteorologists release long‐range forecast for drought and precipitation in CA
UC Berkeley's Law School takes on city councils across CA
LAUSD tries out its new smarter balance web‐based tests in a practice run
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UCLA’s Ronald Reagan Medical Center says almost 180 patients may have been infected by a deadly superbug after being exposed to contaminated medical scopes.
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After 7 months of negotiations, the Los Angeles Unified School District and UTLA, the union that represents teachers, say they’re at an impasse.
Aggressive driving and its deadly consequences are back in the national spotlight after a Las Vegas woman was killed in an alleged road rage shooting.
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What would the Middle East be like today if the region had been mapped out differently after World War I and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire? Nick Danforth explains.
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Two patients are dead at UCLA's Ronald Reagan Medical Center from a deadly bacteria known as CRE. Hospital procedures to prevent infection between patients isn't alway preventable.
Rumors abound that Apple is planning to get into the auto business. Does Apple really have what it takes to build and market a car?
Condoleezza Rice is first seed in the race for Boxer's seat, Rep. Janice Hahn's to run for LA Board of Supes, and potential presidential hopefuls visit California.
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Chargers and Raiders will share a football stadium if they don't get new deals in their respective towns
Larry Mantle is joined by KPCC film critics to review this week's releases
At least 10 people killed in attack on Somali hotel
President Obama credits the economic upturn with Democrats' belief in middle‐class economics
Officials in Carson staged pep rally for new stadium
LA Unified Superintendent says district has made best offer to teachers union
87th Academy Awards on Sunday
Arts advocate cheer dicision that allows federal Title 1 dollars to be used for integrating arts education into math, reading
Live music event hauls snow into Pasadena
Covered CA announces extension for people unaware of tax penalty
Attorney General Kamala Harris grants conditional approval of sale of Daughters of Charity Hospitals to Ontario‐based company
Art philanthropist Henry Segerstrom died today
Three NFL teams talk about moving to LA
Covered CA extends deadline
Debate over subpoena power of civilian oversight committee
From 20 years without an NFL team, to three teams now falling all over themselves to announce plans for LA ‐‐ how did we get here?
New nutritional recommendations from the country’s top advisory panel wants Americans to eat less meat and more vegetables because of meat consumption’s negative environmental footprint.
During remarks at a conference on “Countering Violent Extremism,” President Obama commented on what creates terrorism, attributing it to poverty and lack of opportunity.
Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Amy Nicholson and Peter Rainer review this week’s releases, including "The Duff," "Hot Tub Time Machine 2," "Kingsman: The Secret Service," and more. TGI‐Filmweek!
Think back to your favorite performance on stage or screen, perhaps a time when particular actor or actress captured a moment with which you perfectly identified.
It's an exciting day for the LA city of Carson. The Chargers and Raiders announced they'll pursue a shared stadium there if deals in their own cities don't pan out soon.
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The trillion‐dollar apparel industry, which produces a fifth of the world's industrial water pollution and 10 percent of all climate pollution, needs a makeover.
Antibiotic resistant bacteria have become a problem in hospitals in recent years, so officials are developing new standards to deal with the outbreaks.
The red carpet walk is just as important as the award show itself. Joe Lewis is the red carpet king who makes sure everything goes smoothly
If you're watching TV and it seems like a show is going just a little faster? You're not nuts. Some cable channels are speeding up shows to fit in more commercials.
This weekend millions of people will tune into this years Academy Awards. The red carpet, the speeches, and of course, the dresses.
Long before "Selma" was nominated for an Academy Award, filmmaker Charles Burnett told the story of the civil rights march through the eyes of a child.
One year ago today, camera assistant Sarah Jones was killed in a train accident while on set in Georgia filming the movie "Midnight Rider."
Nightcrawler' stars Jake Gyllenhaal as a young man who makes a career out of filming grisly car crashes and crimes and selling the footage to local TV news outlets.
It's the first Oscar‐nominated Live Action Short from China, and it focuses on the interesting moments that happen before a photo is taken.
McFarland, USA' tells the story of high school runners who are transformed from field workers to champions with the help of Jim White, played by Kevin Costner.
Got some free time? How about Chinese New Year celebrations in Chinatown, barista championships in Long Beach and Shaun White's snowboarding and music extravaganza in Pasadena.
Scott Aukerman talks about taking over the comedy world with "Comedy Bang Bang"
The sound designer of "Interstellar" talks about finding sounds in nature to represent gravity.
Contributor Collin Friesen takes a look at the Spirit Awards, the irreverent awards show with a sense of humor.
Two of the members of the band Family of the Year talk about their song "Hero" and its prominent role in "Boyhood"
Union representing dockworkers has a tentative agreement with group representing shippers
Union representing dockworkers has a tentative agreement with group representing shippers
On a hot Sunday, 3,547 Angelenos lined up to get inside an art museum that didn't have any art in it.
From Friday the 13th into Valentine's Day, thousands of lucky people toured the architectural icon they love, Hollyhock House for free — with hours of lines.
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Need your dirty Air‐Force 1's cleaned? A pair of CP3s that look less than pristine? Professional sneaker cleaner Jason Markk has you covered.
From the Off‐Ramp archive, John Rabe's wide‐ranging 2008 interview with Gary Owens, who died Thursday at the age of 80.
Molly Bloom and Mark Sanchez explain the difference between parasites and parasitoids.
Lynsey Addario's new memoir details her captivity in Libya as well as her childhood memories of her father coming out as gay. She had both fact‐checked.
Nightcrawler is up for an Oscar
Interstellar is up for five Oscars
Assemblyman wants to make group foster homes temporary destinations rather than permanent homes
New bill would allow CA to collect DNA from people convicted of certain misdemeanors but not felonies
Attorney General Kamala Harris grants conditional approval of sale of Daughters of Charity Hospitals to Ontario‐based company
Four bills pending in the state legislature seek to permit Internet poker
Four bills pending in the state legislature seek to permit Internet poker
CA Dept of Fish and Wildlife has made it easier to report poachers and polluters
87th Academy Awards are taking place tonight
Knigs beat the Sharks
Michael Keaton on the Oscars
American Sniper is up for Best Picture
Local air quality regulators determine that explosion at Torrance refinery released few potentially toxic substances
State educators pushing mandatory online abuse training
FastTrak lanes turn two today
Today is last chance to comment on devoting 10 percent of SoCal desert to renewable energy projects
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Inglewood City Council votes on proposed NFL stadium
Advice on how to prevent spread of superbugs
Average price of a gallon has returned to above 3‐dollars
Only a third of LA County voters cast ballots by mail last year
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J.K. Simmons won Best Supporting Actor
French Government has seized passports of six people believed to be working with Islamic State
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Defense Secretary says key to success against ISIL is to make sure threatened countries can maintain gains achieved by US‐led military campaign
President Obama warned governors of a looming shutdown
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CA Democrats want to overturn state law that bars families from receiving more welfare money if they give birth to an additional child while on benefits
Mayors of LA and Long Beach stood together on a battleship at the port today
Labor dispute at the ports was only one problem
CA state lawmaker to hold hearing on the overprescribing of drugs to foster kids
Now that tentative contract agreement has been reached, dockworkers are clearing immense backlog of cargo
LA County Supervisors want to create task force to help implement President Obama's immigration plan
Mayors of LA and Long Beach stood together on a battleship at the port today
LA County prosecutors have declined to file charges against LAPD officers who shot and killed an unarmed man in late 2013
Public health officials reported no new cases of measles in CA
Despite recent ceasefire deal, Russian mortars can be heard in Donetsk
“Birdman” soared to four Oscar wins on Sunday night, including best picture and best director, while “The Grand Budapest Hotel” checked in with four wins as well, including best costume and production design.
Unless Congress acts this week, the Department of Homeland Security will run out of money on Friday.
Learning a second language isn’t easy, but research has shown that it’s worth every bit of effort.
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California Democrats want to overturn a state law that bars families from receiving more welfare money if they give birth to an additional child while on benefits.
Three out of four hospitals are not meeting standards for high‐risk childbirths according to a leading nonprofit watchdog, The Leapfrog Group.
The minimalist approach to running shoes with brands like the Vibram Five finger, promised a healthier approach to running.
A potential Raiders/Chargers stadium in Carson has some excited about the prospect of, not one team, but two. But could two teams be too little, too late in LA?
Covered California is currently working to fix thousands of tax forms that were sent out with incorrect information.
Take Two's look at the week's top stories.
The impasse at West Coast ports may be over after sides reached a tentative deal, but it may not mean the end of contentious issues.
Neil Patrick Harris in his underwear and the disparity in pay between men and women in Hollywood both came up at the Academy Awards. We talk about it.
Birdman' may have won the big prize at the Oscars, but there were many standout looks on the red carpet, too.
When polls open in Los Angeles next week, turnout is expected to be low. In fact, the city has charted some of the lowest rates of participation of US major cities in recent years.
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How is L.A.‐based Big Mama's & Papa's Pizzeria faring one year after getting national attention during the Oscars? We find out from a co‐owner of the business.
The new film "The DUFF" stars Mae Whitman as a high school student named Bianca who's told one day that she's a "DUFF," a "designated ugly fat friend."
Non‐white members of the film community comment on racial inequality in/around Hollywood
Federal records show at least a dozen previous collisions at the same intersection where a Metrolink train hit a produce truck this morning in Oxnard.
Oxnard police have ( TUE) arrested the man who allegedly abandoned his truck on a railroad track in Oxnard, causing a Metrolink train to crash into it.
Three of the Metrolink cars that derailed were contructed to better withstand impact of front or rear collisions.
A recent study finds the average renter spends nearly half of his or her income on rent.
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In unprecedented and delicious findings published in the New England Journal of Medicine, feeding peanut butter and peanut puffs to allergy‐prone infants helped prevent a peanut allergy, lowering the risk by as much as 81 percent.
Just over three weeks ago, McDonald was in Downtown LA taking part in the homeless census. News media surrounded him, including a CBS camera crew. CBS captured an exchange between a homeless man on the street and Secretary McDonald in which McDonald claimed to have been in Special Forces.
Three cars of a Southern California Metrolink commuter derailed and tumbled onto their sides after a collision with a truck on tracks in Ventura County northwest of Los Angeles this morning.
A new survey from Los Angeles Metro finds that 22 percent of bus and subway riders had experienced "unwanted sexual behavior including, but not limited to, touching, exposure, or inappropriate comments" over a six‐month period.
If you didn’t study any foreign languages in school, picking one up as an adult can be challenging, since the human brain is best‐equipped to absorb a new language in the early childhood years.
Seven years ago, an Abercrombie & Fitch store in Oklahoma rejected a teenage job applicant who wore a headscarf. This week the Supreme Court will hear arguments to determine whether the company discriminated against her.
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In states where measures to legalize recreational pot have passed, lawmakers are pressed to forge smart policies in an area with little precedence to draw from. In this first interview, we look at Alaska.
In states where measures to legalize recreational pot have passed, lawmakers are pressed to forge smart policies in an area with little precedence to draw from. In this second interview, we look at Colorado.
In states where measures to legalize recreational pot have passed, lawmakers are pressed to forge smart policies in an area with little precedence to draw from. In this final interview, we look at California.
This Thursday, the FCC will vote on new rules about government regulation of the Internet. The issue is deeply complex and incredibly controversial.
Tonight, NBC will air the very last episode of the hit show Parks and Recreation. After seven seasons, viewers will finally bid goodbye to Leslie Knope, a hard‐working local politician played by Amy Poehler.
It's Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment. This week music journalist Steve Hochman joins A Martinez in the studio with releases from around the world.
Brian Doherty, author of 'This Is Burning Man,' explains how the Burning Man community is reacting after the ticket site may have been hacked.
National Forest Service senior scientist Kurt Fristrup explains how a map of America's quietest places is helping humans and wildlife alike.
You can't force the creative process, but you can indulge in vision quests, bike rides, and food to try and set it off. At least that's worked for Mikel Jollett.
Sam Beam of Iron & Wine talks about his first archival record
Matt Zoller‐Seitz talks about his new book on the art of Wes Anderson's movies
Vulture.com's Joe Adalian talks about the end of "Parks and Recreation"
Contributor Collin Friesen explores the new multimedia production of Alice and Wonderland by the LA Phil
National Conference on Campus Sexual Assault & Violence is met with protests by student who say that victims and their supporters are largely left out of the conversation.
With measles on the wane and West Nile on the rise, we turn to Rebecca Plevin for the latest in health news in our weekly segment, Impatient.
Investigators look into Metrolink crash
Great Recession led to library closings across LAUSD
Inglewood City Council approved plan to build NFL stadium
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Lexus has been ranked #1 in dependability for the fourth year in a row
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Site of Metrolink crash in Oxnard is riskiest rail crossing in Ventura County
CA lawmakers say pharmaceutical companies charging high prices for medications should be required to reveal costs of making drugs
Pharmaceutical companies would be required to disclose cost of making medication, and profit, under new bill
OC officials worry about another big year for West Nile Virus
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Lawyers for Abercrombie & Fitch were grilled today by both liberal and conservative justices during arguments before the Supreme Court.
Former Marine and Iraq War vet Eddie Ray Routh was found guilty of killing “American Sniper” author Chris Kyle and his friend Chad Littlefield. The jury took less than three hours to reach its verdict. The case highlights how difficult it is for the “reason of insanity” defense to work in court.
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Former LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is out, former California Republican Party Chairman Tom Del Beccaro has formed an exploratory committee, and other republicans are hoping against hope that Condoleezza Rice will throw her hat in the ring.
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California’s soon‐to‐be statewide ban on plastic bags won’t be taking effect unless voters endorse it on the ballot in November 2016.
Instead of moving to a new and bigger office, some employers have opted to squeeze more people in an existing space.
Robert Sumwalt with the National Transportation Safety Board said the truck actually drove on the tracks before being struck.
Issues about this design and congestion of this intersection were raised by Rep. Julia Brownley just one day before the crash.
Plans to bring a new NFL stadium to Inglewood move forward, but lots of questions still persist.
Lakers celebrate a rare win and Kobe Bryant bristles, Philippines boxer Manny Pacquiao – is he untouchable even on the basketball court?
Ellen Pao, a former junior partner at a prominent venture capital firm, says she was sexually harassed at work and punished for complaining about it. Pao is currently the interim CEO of Reddit.
Alaina Percival of the advocacy group Women Who Code is trying to change the landscape for women in tech who experience discrimination.
In next week's local election, Angelenos will be asked to vote on two charter amendments which would change the date of local elections. Not sure why you should care? Let these cartoon tacos explain.
In part two of the #MakeAlCare series, a political scientist alerts Al to the topics in L.A.'s upcoming city election that could affect his business.
L.A. is known as a place that is constantly re‐inventing itself, which can leave little hope for those who want to preserve its past. Enter: Historic Places L.A.
The decline of a group of people in our country one writer calls the Creative Class, and why we should be concerned.
Darnell Hunt, President of the Ralph J. Bunche Center, discusses the findings of their 2015 Hollywood Diversity Report
Hrishikesh Hirway of the podcast Song Exploder talks with Jeff Beal, composer of the "House of Cards" theme
Contributor Collin Friesen explores "Alice Through the Wormhole," an adaptation of the famous story by CalTech theater students
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Bills to take on state's foster care system
Cargo volume at Port of LA plunged 23 percent from a year ago
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Californians who filed taxes based on bad govt info must re‐file, even though federal taxpayers don't
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Business, government and academic leaders gathered at USC to figure out how they can grow biotech industry
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Public schools have been offering more foreign language programs
Look at the 8th District City Council election
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ISIS released video showing militants destroying ancient artifacts in Mosul
Report accuses NATO countries of failing to live up to pledge to increase military budgets
National Intelligence Director James Clapper says Cyber attacks on government, corporate computer systems are top danger facing nation
Three men in prison for plotting to help ISIS
In the hopes of tackling an issue that has plagued California metropolitan areas for years, Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins announced a plan to pump hundreds of millions of dollars a year back into local housing development.
Some former college students say they're boycotting repaying their student loans.
Angelenos’ abysmal voter turnout has become somewhat of a running joke, so perhaps it’s with some irony that two charter amendments in the upcoming election hope to change that.
A job isn’t just a job for many in the millennial generation. In addition to earning a paycheck, younger workers also want to know that they’re helping to make the world a better place.
Known to this point as Jihadi John, he is believed to be a Kuwaiti‐born British man in his mid 20s named Mohammed Emwazi.
Google has grown from 12 to 20,000 employees since 1999. But not everyone is welcoming of their plans to expand in another way ‐‐ their property.
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Many younger women don't know what the symptoms of a heart attack are; and even if they do suspect they're in the midst of one, many hesitate to seek medical care.
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Should I lease my car, or buy it? Fill it with premium or regular? What is a turbocharger, and do I want one? Our car critic answers the basic questions.
L.A. city elections and the city's budget deficit, Inglewood City Council approves a new NFL stadium without putting it on the ballot.
Edy Ganem grew up watching Spanish‐language telenovelas and movies. It's one of the reasons she decided to be an actress.
Musician Gabriel Kahane talks about writing music about Los Angeles for his album "The Ambassador"
Filmmaker Yann Demange reveals the inspirations behind his debut film, "'71"
Professor Michelle Pautz defends a recent study on how movies can immediately change viewers' opinions
LA Mayor Eric Garcetti, a longtime proponent of open internet, welcomed the FCC's decision yesterday on net neutrality.
Thousands of teachers rallied at Grand Park in downtown LA
Fewer CA homes are being "flipped"
New bill would impose tighter conflict‐of‐interest rules on elected officials in CA
CA lawmaker wants to require elected officials to recuse themselves from voting on contracts that would benefit close family members
Ski resorts hope for snow this weekend
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LAUSD election next Tuesday
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Both sides in eastern Ukraine pull back heavy weapons in accordance with recent cease‐fire
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Rarely seen species of sea lion being spotted in SoCal
Star Trek star Leonard Nimoy dies at 83
Most farmers in Central Valley won't get water from federal Central Valley Project
Gas prices soar across CA
County supervisor says some housing is unsafe and doesn't deserve funding ‐ concerns about prostitution
Glendora installed more k‐rails near Colby Fire burn area
Downtown LA has seen a lot of growth, but not more jobs
CA lawmakers have introduced more than two thousand bills for the year
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The U.S. House could vote on a bill today that would overhaul the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB). Supported by many House Republicans, the Student Success Act (SSA) seeks to roll back federal control over schools across the country, giving states the power to oversee school systems as they see fit.
Online chat has proven to be a surprisingly effective tool for suicide prevention. Now social media site Facebook wants to do one better, by offering resources to users who express potential suicidal thoughts.
He’s a best‐selling author, a film documentarian, a cultural critic and oh, he also won six NBA championships, six MVP awards, and is NBA’s all‐time leading score.
Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Wade Major and Andy Klein review this week’s releases, including "Focus," "'71," "The Lazarus Effect," and more. TGI‐Filmweek!
Leonard Nimoy, the ever‐logical Mr. Spock in "Star Trek'' on TV and the big screen, died this morning at his Bel‐Air home.
A new short term plan to avert a partial Department of Homeland Security shutdown has come into play, as as the agency's budget has become a pawn in a battle over immigration.
Some of California's most vulnerable children are missing out on funds to help with their education, children in foster care.
A new report from the Pew Research Center shows harassment of Jews in Europe is at a seven‐year high, while overall religious hostilities around the globe have declined slightly.
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82‐year‐old writer and director, John Boorman, says it's his last film.
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The U.S. wine industry saw exports reaching nearly $1.5 billion in 2014, with most coming from California vintages. The Wine Institute's Linsey Gallagher explains why.
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Here to help us plan our weekend is Southern California Public Radio's social media producer Kristen Lepore, who joins us every week with some cool things to do on the cheap.
Kristy Edmunds, artistic director of UCLA's Center for Performance, remembers Leonard Nimoy
We talk to Austin Siegemund‐Broka from the Hollywood Reporter about the "Blurred Lines" trial
The much‐touted duo of Lord and Miller talk about their new TV show, "Last Man on Earth"
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Nicholas Meyer directed Nimoy in two Star Trek films, including "Wrath of Khan." Like Raoul Wallenberg, "[h]e is not dead, as long as we remember him."
An only‐in‐L.A. moment: Angelyne, the billboard queen, gives Off‐Ramp host John Rabe a ride in her famous pink Corvette.
As part of an effort to tackle voter apathy, we chose one person who doesn’t usually vote and we're trying to make him care about the March 3 primary elections in Los Angeles.
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Suddenly, there emerged German painters who became famous even in France and England. One major sect distanced itself from all art since the Renaissance.
Historic Places LA is a brand new website that lets anyone ‐ city planners, developers, citizens, tourists ‐‐ find LA's historically significant places and information about them.
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Start‐up has released smartphone app that helps consumers shop
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Supreme Court to rule on ACA
State Senator Jean Fuller will take over as minority leader in the fall
Crews begin a three‐year project to upgrade LAX runways
Mayor Garcetti posted a #MakeAlCare video
Gov Chris Christie addressed CA Republicans
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Gov Chris Christie addressed CA Republicans
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Robin Thicke and Pharrell head to court over "Blurred Lines" similarity to "Got to Give it Up"
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Three police officers shot and killed a man on Skid Row
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Supreme Court looks at the way CA draws political maps
Second Guatemalan consulate opening near San Bernardino
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Netanyahu speaks to Congress Netanyahu speaks to Congress Lkers travel to Charlotte to play the Hornets
Senator Barbara Mikulski is stepping down
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Less than a third of part‐time workers, the majority of whom are women, receive sick days and other paid time off from work according to data from more than 1,000 American businesses profiled by the Families and Work Institute and the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).
Just a day before a planned protest against President Vladimir Putin's rule, Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, was shot and killed in Moscow.
With voter turnout reaching 70 year lows in recent LA elections ‐ the City Council is looking for all sorts of ways to boost participation.
Mimi Sheraton started writing about food way before social media made it a trendy hobby.
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The California GOP wrapped up its conference in Sacramento over the weekend with a vote to accept the state Log Cabin group of gay Republicans.
When Annabelle Gurwitch, a Jewish writer, asked her teenage son if he would be interested in a trip to Europe, he politely declined.
Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne's next role may be the most challenging yet. He plays a pioneer transsexual in The Danish Girl. Plus, executive shuffle at the studios.
Children's librarian Mara Alpert has her picks for Dr. Seuss books and other selections for kids in light of this year's Read Across America day.
Last January, JPL launched a research satellite called SMAP to better understand and predict the patterns of drought here in the West. Host A Martinez talks speak with Dr. Eni Njoku, a member of the SMAP Project Science team at JPL, for an update on the satellite's progress.
As part of a widespread movement, Taco Bell and other fast food franchises are adopting new restaurants to reach out to a younger, hipper demographic.
A look at the MMA fighter Ronda Rousey.
Vulture.com's Abe Reisman provides a look at one of the most interesting publishers in comics today.
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Ben Fritz of the Wall Street Journal joins us to talk about the weekend's shenanigans at the box office
During an unusually dry January, Ca's city dwellers only cut their water consumption around 9 %, according to data released today by state officials.
Dogs and cats were the focus of debate at the CA capitol today (TUE). A propsed bill would require universities to offer cats and dogs for adoption after that schools had used the animals in research.
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LA is making progress in it's effort to build 50 mostly small new parks.
How Law enforcemnt agencies train for dealing with people who have mental illness
Police Commision holds meeting, two days after deadly police shooting on Skid Row.
A report out Tue shows water conservation has slipped in CA.
Al Gordon of " Make Al Care" votes
Federal investigators today (Tue) served search warrants at about two dozen apartment complexes across SOCAL targeting so‐called maternity tourism schemes.
Federal agents searched more than a dozen homes in Orange County, LA and San Bernadino Counties today ( TUE) in a crackdown on so‐called 'maternity tourism opertators."
White Houseon policing best practices mentions LAPD for community policing while LAPD deals with fatal shooting of homeless man.
Protestors rally outside LAPD headquarters; more details emerge about identity of dead man.
In the latest move to investigate “birth tourism,” federal agents served search warrants at 20 locations in Southern California early Tuesday.
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Protesters rallied at the LAPD police commission meeting this morning in reaction to last weekend’s fatal shooting of a homeless man by police on Skid Row.
A Bay area parent and attorney suing 37 schools districts, including LA Unified, for failing to meet physical education standards says a settlement can be reached if schools show proof they are teaching PE.
The California Supreme Court struck down one of the central provisions of Jessica’s Law on Monday, and while the ruling currently only applies to San Diego County, some are saying it’s a sign that residential limits for registered sex offenders in other counties in California could be changing soon too.
The Affordable Care Act heads to the Supreme Court again this week. But before SCOTUS tackles the most high profile case of the year, we take a look at what else is keeping them busy.
Hillary Clinton came under fire yesterday after the New York Times revealed that she exclusively used her personal email account while at the State Department.
Videos are a double‐edged sword: they force police to be more transparent, but also are ammunition for those who implicitly distrust law enforcement.
The state’s highest court unanimously struck down a mandatory residency restriction prohibiting sex offenders in San Diego County from living within 2,000 feet of schools or parks.
Bicyclists don't have to pass a test or earn a license to ride. Drivers, themselves, aren't tested that much on bike laws. How do you get everyone educated?
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strongly criticized a potential deal on Iran's nuclear program in a rare address to a joint session of US Congress this morning.
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A look at Google's latest plans for 'Googleplex' with LA Times' architect critic, Christopher Hawthorne.
Ian Sherr, executive editor at CNET News, talks about the buzziest topics at this week's Game Developers Conference, known as GDC, in San Francisco.
In an effort to reboot the ocean's ecosystem off the Pacific coast, California has banned fishing in 124 marine protected areas. A writer and a fisherman mulls the effects.
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Late last week, social media audiences were fixated on #TheDress and the runaway llamas in Arizona. But should the news dedicate attention to these topics?
In the new iteration of 'Funny Girl,' written by 'High Fidelity' and 'About a Boy' author Nick Hornby, the main character is far from plain‐looking.
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The supreme court heard arguments today on the latest challenge to the afforadable care act.
Yesterday's voter turnout was about 8%.
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The successful rebound of the Catalina Islan Fox means the animal is now expanding into human populated areas where they face new dangers.
NASA's Curiosity is taking a break for a couple days after a short circuit.
Federal agents searched homes in Southern CA investigating maternity tourism.
LA City council member Jose Huizar is set to begin third and final term.
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UC president Janet Napolitano has decided to cap enrollment of out of state students at UCLA and UC Berkeley
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Voters in la Habra heights have rejected restrictions on oil wells and fracking.
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ADP says businesses added 200‐thousand jobs for 13th month in a row.
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Bi partisan members of congress stepped up pressure for Ocama administration to support Ukraine.
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CA lawmakers pushing to reverse cuts to reimbursment to providers of Medi‐Cal. New computer system to make it easier for people who collect unemployment benefits in CA.
The CA department that processes unemployment benefit claims is still recovering from the recession.
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Man shot and killed on Sunday was 39 year old Charley Saturmin Robinet.
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Only about 8.6% of voters turned out in Los Angeles on Tuesday to overwhelmingly approved Charter Amendments 1 and 2, two measures that will align municipal and school board elections with bigger turnout statewide and nationally in even‐numbered years.
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With its combination of pungent aromas and unique flavor profiles, Indian food is one of the most coveted cuisines in the world.
GOP panelists at an AirTalk forum on the future of the California GOP argue to emphasize a more diverse pool of candidates and to reframe issues to appeal to a diverse electorate.
According to preliminary numbers from the L.A. City Clerk's office, less than 9 percent of registered voters went to the polls yesterday.
L.A. voters approved Charter Amendments 1 & 2, two measures that will move municipal and school board elections from odd to even‐numbered years to align with statewide and national elections.
Voter turnout in LA is among the worst in the state. So we chose one person who doesn't usually vote and we tried to #MakeAlCare. This is his journey.
UC president Janet Napolitano announced to a legislative hearing that UC campuses can no longer wait to send out their acceptance and rejection letters
Early versions of the report found that African Americans in Ferguson are disproportionately subject to excessive police force.
"Skid Row" – it's a term used to describe the part of any city that's seedy, rough and dangerous. The bad part of town.
Twenty‐five years ago, the book "City of Quartz" by Mike Davis was published.
How come the former staff of legendary coach Phil Jackson have trouble keeping their coaching jobs? Could the Pacquiao vs. Mayweather fight be the top sports event of the decade? And who, besides LeBron James, could claim the basketball MVP? We cover these topics and more with Andy and Brian Kamenetzky.
The measles outbreak in the U.S. sparked debates about children and vaccination, but it turns out that a lack of vaccinations among adults is also a problem.
We hear all the time about the lack of diversity in film and television, but what about other forms of media? Say, video games?
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Stanford scientists say the state is much more likely to experience current drought conditions because of human‐caused climate change.
With California's snow pack far below normal, and residents nowhere near Gov. Jerry Brown's 20 percent water conservation goal, what is California's plan?
The restaurant was founded by family patriarch Fernando Lopez Sr. and has been praised as center of Oaxaca life in Los Angeles.
On Tuesday, hundreds of mourners turned out for a service in the San Fernando Valley for the singer Ariel Camacho, who died last week in a car accident in Sinaloa, Mexico.
Tery Lopez, the director of diversity for the WGA West, talks about the findings of the WGA's new diversity report
Studio 360's Sean Rameswaram goes in‐depth on the Comedy Store, where roasts are no passing trend.
Ed Piskor is the writer and illustrator of "Hip Hop Family Tree," and he joins us to talk about turning rap into comics
Snow today in the East and the South meant canceled flights in the west.
A car theft suspect was shot and killed in Burbank early this morning.
Rocky Chavez is throwing his hat in the ring to replace Barbara Boxer.
An LAPD officer shot and killed a man early this morning.
DEO for the Union Rescue Mission speaks with Larry Mantle about rough week in Skid Row.
As the California drought stretched into its fourth year, the business community wants to have a say in how water is managed.
Harrison Ford in fair condition after his plane crashed yesterday.
Big businesses in CA say they want to be more involved in managing the state's water supply.
Covered California signed up nearly 500,000 people for health insurance.
Covered CA releases numbers for second enrollment period.
More on Harrison Ford Plane crash.
Harison Ford in Fair condition after his small plane crashed at Penmar Golfcourse.
The coroner's office has identified the homeless man killed Sunday is Charley Leundeu Keunang.
This year's weather pretty much a repeat of last year's. Probably bad news for Cali.
Federal investigators looking into why a small plane piloted by Harrison Ford Crashed.
Not all foreign convicted criminals get deported.
The Plane Harrison Ford crashed was a Ryan Aeronautical ST3KR
The smallest full moon of the year will shine this Thursday evening. It's dubbed the 'mini moon'.
The much awaited climate system arrives, but it's too late for the drought.
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Boxing promoters begin a monthly fight series tomorrow in Downtown LA.
Los Angeles is giving free rain barrels.
Six Whittier police officers have sued the city‐ claiming they were punished after complaining about ticket quota.
Preliminary results for tuesdays LA city elections have come in and voter turnout was dismal.
A look into how to help kids deal with loss.
Thousands of mexicans deported from southern California could get to return.
A car theft suspect was shot and killed in Burbank early this morning.
Chinese leadership says this year's lower growth target reflect problems posed by global economic slowdown.
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus says it will phase elephants out from "The Greatest Show on Earth" by 2018
Airlines canceled fore than 1800 flights due to winter storms in New England.
Kerry to review Hillary Clinton emails written from private email acct while at state department.
Unclear why LAPD officer fatally shot stolen car suspect in Burbank.
Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus announced today that it's winding down its elephant acts by 2018.
Less than a week after a homeless man was shot by the police on Skid Row, a similar confrontation took place Monday in Downtown.
Parents of three victims killed during a rampage by Elliot Rodger near UC Santa Barbara last year have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department, Santa Barbara County and the housing management companies where Rodgers fatally stabbed his roommates.
Republican Assemblyman Rocky Chávez, representative of California’s 76th Assembly District, formally announced his candidacy to represent California in the United States Senate.
The United States boasts some of the highest college tuition rates in the world, leaving the average college student with nearly $30,000 in debt when he/she graduates.
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Teachers and parents at four Catholic high schools in the Bay Area are at odds with the Father Mark Doherty, Archdiocese of San Francisco after Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone proposed “morality Michael Vezzali, Rick clauses” be added to the school handbooks and changes be made to the way teachers are Garnett
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On this week's State of Affairs, L.A. city election results, the California Republican Party recognizes gay GOP group, and calls for more funding for the UC and CSU system.
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Major League Soccer, which had been in a tense labor dispute between players and management, will start tomorrow as planned.
It's tough enough being a woman in the real world, but it's even tougher being one in a video game. Just ask Princess Peach, of Mario fame.
The Wheel Thing: Two sides of the sometimes insane auto biz. Super‐duper‐ultra cars at the Geneva car show, and a Disneyland for custom car fans in LA
Magician James Randi is dedicated to exposing the deception he believes is perpetrated by people who claim to be clairvoyants, psychics and faith healers.
Ladino was spoken by Jews booted out of Spain during the Inquisition. Fast forward to 2015, and it's enjoying something of a revival in a small classroom at UCLA.
Take Two's book critic David Kipen, founder of Libros Schmibros, joins the show with his list of literary highlights for the coming month.
Austin Siegemund‐Broka provides the latest updates in the "Blurred Lines" trial
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Wayne Federman and Lauren Lapkus talk about the Wayne Federman Film Festival at Cinefamily
Contributor Eric Molinsky profiles Scott Snyder, the best‐selling "Batman" writer who's still maintained serious indie cred.
Opera composer Jake Heggie looks back on his first opera, "Dead Man Walking"
NASA's Dawn probe arrives at the dwarf planet Ceres Friday to answer some lingering questions
Some hospitals are now using art as part of the healing method.
There is a new candidate in the race for CA open US senate seat in 2016
Islamic State militants are trying to bulldoze the ancient city of Nimrud.
South Korean police say they're seeking attempted murder charges against the man who slashed the US ambassador with a knife.
CA unemployment rate is down for 6.9 percent
Calmer weather to follow last weeks storm.
For the first time, a NASA spacecraft is orbiting a dwarf planet.
A NASA spacecraft successfully entered the orbit of a dwarf planet called Ceres.
The botched rollout of a new billing system for LA dept of water and power is now the subject of a lawsuit.
California's rate at 6.9 percent; construction one of drivers of job growth in state.
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LA City leaders, Police protectie league reach agreement on four‐year contract for police officers
Delays at LAX may result from new runway construction.
Students improvise after instrument theft at their Pasadena school.
LA City leaders reach agreement with Police protective league on LAPD contract
Mountain lion tranquilized in mall parking lot in Temecula. Died shortly after.
A discussion of alternatives for how to close the five mile gap between the 7‐10 and 2‐10 freeways.
Review of this weeks releases.
A recent hospital study finds music therapy for babies lowered heartrates.
A California State Senator is looking to shore up protections for civilians who record police activity in public places.
A draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) regarding a proposed expansion that would close the 4.5 mile gap between the I‐210 Freeway and the I‐710 Freeway was released today by the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) and the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro).
California State Sen. Ed Hernandez (D‐West Covina) has re‐introduced a bill that would give nurses the ability to provide primary care without supervision by a physician.
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Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Lael Loewenstein and Henry Sheehan review this week’s Lael Loewenstein, Henry releases, including “Chappie,” “The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,” “Unfinished Sheehan
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A recent study from the UC Berkeley School of Law found that California cities have more Lindsay Walter
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In recent years, Etsy has slowly transformed from a crafty site for artisans to a big business. How will the IPO affect sellers on the site?
A Southern California geologist, John Gregg, recently purchased the Western Flyer ‐ the boat used by John Steinbeck in his voyage of the Sea of Cortez with marine biologist Ed Ricketts.
The Intel Science Talent Search is a place some teens who love science aim for. Jennifer McCleary, 17, of Irvine, is one of 40 finalists in this year's competition.
We're planning your weekend on a budget. Here's everything you need to know.
Fan Adam Vine talks about the removal of Art Laboe from 92.3FM.
Illustrator Claire Keane reveals why she left Disney to write a children's book.
We talk to rock critic Robert Christgau about his new memoir and his life as a music critic.
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Mortician and Off‐Ramp commentator Caitlin Doughty recalls some of the stranger, and sadder online cremation orders she filled out.
13,000 first time marathoners might be suffering from a syndrome called Taper Madness. Our expert says, "You'll do fine. Stick with the program."
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On Sunday, March 15, veteran Broadway actress Patricia Morison will observe her 100th birthday with one more performance. We knew the perfect person to talk with her.
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A southern California Geologist has spent a million dollars to buy a boat used by author John Steinbeck in his voyage of the sea of Cortez.
Tinder dry conditions and unusually warm temperatures have increased the potential for wildfires in Northern CA.
A jury resumes deliberations this week in a trial over the hit song "Blurred Lines"
Virgin Galactic holds jobs fair for new long beach facility.
One priority among California Demoncratic lawmakers it combating climate change. There are dozens of other environmentl bills that may get just as much attention.
Federal officials announced today ( MON) they've arrested more than 2 thousand people in a nation wide crackdown targeting immigrants living in the US illegally who've been convicted of crimes.
Covered California in process of setting prescription drug benefits for health insurance plans. California Lawmakers today joined other officials from across the country to mark the 5oth anniversary of the "bloody Sunday" March in Selma.
JPL scientists think a hammering mechaniam on Curiosity's drill is causing a short circuit but, they think they can work around this glitch.
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Tinder dry conditions and unusually warm temperatures have increased the potential for wildfires in Northern Ca this spring.
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Cal Lawmakers have filed dozens of environmental bills that deal with everything from clean energy and fracking to water conservation and protecting the ocean.
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Water customers in LA will likely see their rates go up later this year.
Virgin Galactic says close to 6,000 people turned out this weekend in Long Beach.
The robot police have taken over theaters near you.
LA has highest Gas price in the lower 48.
Virgin Galactic says several thousand people turned out this weekend for a job fair near the Long Beach Airport.
LA County probation officials say the Justice Department agrees they've fully complied with an agreement from 2008. It demanded a series of reforms inside LA's long troubled youth probation camps. Inglewood's approval of a footbal‐ quality stadium has caught the attention of the credit rating agency, Moody's.
LA Water and Power officials are keeping a close eye on Inyo County Supervisors. They're about to consider restriction solar arrays in the Owens Valley.
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Anaheim police shot and killed a woman they say "charged" at them with knives.
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President Obama called on companies and campuses to help develop a home grown high tech force.
A Hollywood director pleaded guilty today in a criminal case involving the death of a crew member on set.
Thousands lined up for a jobs fair Saturday at Virgin Galactic's new facility in Long Beach. The company's looking for aerospace workers to build a vehicle that'll carry satallites into Orbit.
Federal agents have arrested 218 undocumented immigrants across SoCal with criminal convictions.
Newly released video shows rapper Suge Knight running over two men with his pickup truck.
Some stolen musical intruments recovered after a theft at a Pasadena school.
A new report says CA's weak penalties and scattered enforcement system cost the state up to 10‐ billion dollars a year in lost tax revenue from the underground economy.
Authorities have issued an Amber Alert for a missing 1 year old boy from the San Pedro area.
Report says CA loses up to $10 billion in tax revenues to underground economy; blames poor enforcement, not enough funding.
In a reversal of his July pleading of not guilty, director Randall Miller pleaded guilty today to charges related to the death of camera assistant Sarah Jones.
Is it a religion or a cult? New Yorker journalist Lawrence Wright takes on Scientology alongside renowned documentarian Alex Gibney in the upcoming HBO film "Going Clear."
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In the wake of a ballot measure that legalized the use of marijuana in our nation’s capital, a D.C. Council committee has advanced a bill to ban employers there from prescreening job applicants for the drug.
The fatal shooting of a homeless man in LA's Skid Row last week has prompted scrutiny of how such incidents are handled by law enforcement.
Esme Deprez, national reporter for Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Businessweek, explains the impacts of higher education costs for students.
It's the Forecast! Take Two's look at the week in news.
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Honey's delicious with yogurt. It's great on a pavlova. But it also does a wonderful job of making models look like they're encased in amber. Check out our slideshow.
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Ted Johnson, senior editor at Variety, talks about the latest in the "Midnight Rider" trial.
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"Community" actress Gillian Jacobs reveals why she made her documentary debut about Grace Hopper, a computer science pioneer.
You can see the Dead Sea Scrolls starting today at the California Science Center.
Costa Mesa debates draft ordinance to regulate medical marijuana.
LAUSD said there is a deficit, but will still end the year in the black.
New study being done to catalog animals that use portion of the LA River.
We all pay a sales tax on products we buy. But suppose someone said the same kind of tax ought to be applied to some of the expenses paid by PAC's?
Some GOP lawmakers and veterans are calling for the American flag to be protected after a UC Irvine student council banned its display.
There is a movement to reduce student suspensions in the state and LA and SF are leading the way.
A Mountain Lion that wandered into a Temecula parking lot died after a tranquilizer dart pierced it's lung.
President Obama signed a memorandum today that clamps down on companies that service federal student loans.
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Former secretary of State Hillary clinton says, in retrospect, she realizes she should have used a government account for her officialcorrespondence.
CA lawmakers weigh in on illegal sale of ivory
A bill that would tighten restrictions on ivory sales in California was approved by an assembly committee today.
Jury awards Marvin Gaye's children $7.4 million dollars in "Blurred Lines" verdict.
Prime Healthcare Services has backed out of its proposed purchase of Six Daughters of Charity Health System hospitals.
Pasadena Unified officials thought their troubles might be over after LA county sheriff's deputies recovered some of the intrument stolen in a school burglary.
AEG abandons plan to build a stadium downtown
Marvin Gaye's daughter comments on jury decision in Blurred lines case.
After criticisum, federal, state officials change major plan on balancing renewable energy projects with wildland protection
A new USGS tool predicting quakes shows increased risk of a large event in Southern California
California tax revenues continue to soar above projections.
Prime Healthcare pulls out of deal to buy Daughters of Charity hospitals
After shooting, activists continue to press for an end to what they say is aggressive policing in city's poorest neighborhood
Six thousand LA Unified students start testing on computers.
CSUN plans to cut enrollment by 300 students.
Part 2 of series on LAPD's Mental Evaluation Unit.
Democrats are outraged over an open letter sent yesterday by 47 Senate Republicans to the government of Iran.
Despite the bad press fraternities have been getting, a new study from UCLA shows that incoming college students’ interest in joining a fraternity or sorority is the highest it’s been in 15 years.
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was signed more than twenty years ago. As for how successful it’s been? Well, that depends on who you ask.
Helicopters are playing a bigger role in the LAPD’s predictive policing efforts and not everyone is happy about it.
Hillary Clinton just held a press conference to address the controversy surrounding her use of a personal email account during her time as the Secretary of State.
President Obama's initiative to provide more training for tech jobs outlines $100 million in grants for groups underrepresented in the field.
A simple thank you can leave some service members feeling uncomfortable or at a loss for words, especially for those returning from war.
Members of Oklahoma University’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon have until midnight tonight to pack up and get out of the frat house.
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From homeless to housed in just 10 days: That’s the approach that San Francisco is taking Sam Dodge
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Tuesday means it's time for our our weekly new music segment Tuesday Reviewsday. This Chris Martins, Shirley week Chris Martins and Shirley Halperin are on deck with their top picks.
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Will solar power ever be as common as other forms of energy?
State Senator Janet Nguyen and other Republican lawmakers announced their support yesterday for a constitutional amendment that would prohibit public universities from banning the U.S. flag.
A new exhibit of the Dead Sea Scrolls, the world's oldest known biblical manuscripts, opens at the California Science Center in Los Angeles today.
These days super heroes dominate film and television, but today they're coming to a new platform ‐the messaging app Snapchat.
The North Spring Street Bridge in Los Angeles is a classic piece of 1920s engineering. The story of how an art space developed beneath it is the subject of Jeremy Rosenberg's new book: Under Spring: Voices+Art+Los Angeles.
Producer David Shore talks about picking up on "Battle Creek" after Vince Gilligan
Steven Poster of the International Cinematographers Guild talks about the conclusion of the "Midnight Rider" trial
Music Industry Litigator Harvey Gellar talks about the verdict of the "Blurred Lines" trial
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State attorney General announced a new program aimed at keeping non‐violent criminals in LA county from landing back in jail.
New program Back on Track LA aims to keep ex‐cons from committing new crimes.
Federal Agents arrest three in "pay to stay" immigration fraud scheme.
Santa Monica Mountains undergoing a massive wildflower bloom.
LA Unified students will start classes on August 18th next school year.
Feinstein and Boxer ask Covered CA to add pregnancy as "qualifying life event".
Report says AirBNB is increasing price of rent.
State's board of education decided today that this years standardized test scores will not count.
Blue Wolf venture capital firm is again interested in buying Daughters of Charity hospitals.
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Disabled and low‐income elderly Californians rallied at the state capital today.
CA lawmakers are looking to reduce disparities in the way people get healthcare.
State puts off counting this year's standardized test results.
Over one Thousand centure capitalists were in Santa Monica last week looking for the nest billion tech company.
Part 3 of a series on LAPD's Mental Evaluation Unit. Today: CAMP.
By studying the path of the radioactive isotopes of Fukushima researcher have learned a lot about ocean currents.
A look at "birthing Houses" that cater to pregnant foreign women who want to have their babies in the US.
Restidents in Yorba Linda are fighting a plan for a new subdivision because of wildfire safety concerns.
CA is doing apoor job of educating students with special needs.
Police in Ontario shot and killed a man they say threatened them with a samurai sword.
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Kerry and Defense Secretary Carter testify before Senate Foreign relations Committee re: Obama's proposal for new War Powers to fight Islamic State.
NATO Secretary General insists that international observers be given freedom of Movement in Ukraine, among other related issues.
Daily weather forecast.
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Virtual reality technology has been around for decades, with everyone from Google to Ben Delaney, Mark Bolas, Disney to videogame makers making big investments in the technology.
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The debate over incarceration vs. diversion for mentally‐ill inmates is one that has been going on for years in Los Angeles, and can be traced back to 1997, when the federal government conducted a number of probes on conditions for mentally‐ill inmates locked up in L.A. County.
Would it surprise you to know that session musicians, not just official band members, recorded the famous "Good Vibrations" by the Beach Boys or "California Dreamin'" by The Mamas & The Papas?
Hillary Clinton defended her use of a personal email address while she was secretary of state, but also admitted that it was a mistake.
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The LAPD is a national leader when it comes to handling people going through a mental health crisis, thanks to a team called the Mental Evaluation Unit.
High‐deductibles got you down? Not sure how to handle paying $3000 dollars before your Rebecca Plevin
insurance kicks in? That's what we're talking about this week on Impatient.
If medical researchers could survey iPhone users around the world, would that change the future of medicine? Apple thinks so. But should you be involved?
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis may be just the latest high‐profile athlete to retire at an early age. Is this a trend in pro sports?
Michael Godsey, a public school teacher, explains how he arrived at the decision to send his child to a private school.
A new report from the USGS shows the chances that California will experience a magnitude‐8.0 earthquake in the next 30 years has increased to 7 percent.
A new report from the USGS shows the chances that California will experience a magnitude‐8.0 earthquake in the next 30 years has increased to 7 percent. Lisa Harris of the Red Cross talks preparedness
San Francisco is poised to become the first city in the nation to require warning labels on ads for soda an other sugary beverages.
The legendary So Cal punk band continues its tradition of taking on controversial social issues on its latest album, La Vandetta…
It's part of an unconventional setup in one city, which includes the nation's first recreational marijuana shop operated and owned by a government agency.
John Ridley talks about his new TV series, "American Crime"
Punk musician/lawyer Joe Escalante explores the fallout from the "Blurred Lines" verdict
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Final story in 4‐part series on Mental Evaluation Unit. Today: A model for the Sheriff's Dept.?
A partnership between the automotive training program at Cerritos College and nearby car dealerships is creating a steady of flow of mechanics.
Early findings from a USC study show orchestra students have boosted auditory skills
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A federal investigator says fake IRS agents have targeted more than 366,000 people as part of a huge nationwide scam.
Monsignor Moretta talks about Exide Battery plant shutdown.
The L‐A MTA has a new CEO.
A Vernon‐based lead battery recycler will shut down.
New buildings near transit lines are often too pricey for an area's longtime residents.
Should drivers for on‐demand ride services be classified as employees or independent contractors?
NARAL accuses pregnancy centers of being fronts for anti abortion activists.
Judge orders Orange County District Attorney's Office removed from Scott Dekraai case
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The Troubled Exide battery recycling plant in Vernon is closing.
More on Exide Battery plant closing.
The CA energy commision has proposed new efficiency standards for computers and moniters.
Federal prosecuters have reached a deal to permanantly close Exide lead battery recycling plant in Vernon.
The CA energy commision has proposed new efficiency standards for computers and moniters.
CA Teacher's Assoc. says state's school districts have terminated over 1,000 teachers before layoff deadline.
Civil liberties attorneys are suing two California law enforcement agencies for failing to disclose how they use Stingrays ‐ suitcase‐size devices that trick cellphones in any given region into transmitting phone data to police instead of phone service providers.
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The next big entry into the realm of powdered drink mix? Alcohol. In the second part of our look at how local law enforcement deals with mentally ill individuals, we’re joined by a psychiatrist and former UCLA professor who worked in L.A. County’s crisis center for years.
Prime Healthcare Services walked away from buying six Daughters of Charity Health System hospitals in California, citing the “onerous and unprecedented conditions” set by California Attorney General Kamala Harris as the reason.
The number of unmarried, cohabiting parents in the US is at a record high, according to recently‐released data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the years.
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Motorists, stuck in traffic, watching motorcycles slip by. It's called lane splitting, and California is the only state that allows it.
Political news from around the Golden State with Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, Senior Fellow at the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy, and KQED's John Myers.
Southern California Public Radio's Stephanie O'Neill continues her series by exploring whether the MEU is a viable model for the LA County Sheriff's Department.
Southern California Public Radio's Stephanie O'Neill continues her series by exploring whether the MEU is a viable model for the LA County Sheriff's Department. Stephanie and KPCC reporter Rina Palta sit down for a post‐series chat.
Mary Blair was the artist behind Disney's "Cinderella." The live action version of the classic animated feature is out in theaters March 13.
Deborah Borda, the LA Phil Association President, talks about the Phil's upcoming tour of Asia
Contributor Sarah Lilley goes on a tour of the much‐maligned Bjork exhibition at MoMA NY.
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Scientists recommend you drink a little more than the standard 3 to 6 ounces every 15 to 20 minutes during the weekend's race
Southland heats up
Documentary "The Wrecking Crew" premieres today
LA County Federation of Labor gathers signatures for Inglewood's proposed NFL stadium
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Cyclists will ride on LA Marathon route before the marathon starts
LAPD arrested nine students accused of sexual assaults at Venice High School
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LAPD arrested nine students accused of sexual assaults at Venice High School
Researchers say college teaching needs to change as college demographics shift
Exide car battery recycling plant faces years of cleanup
Gov Brown holds Republican Party to the fire for immigration stance
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Just when you thought the dust was settling in Ferguson, Missouri, the shootings of two police officers outside the Ferguson Police Department have brought the St. Louis suburb back into the national spotlight.
A debate over whether the American flag should be banned from display in a student government office is still raging across the campus of UC Irvine more than a week after the issue erupted.
Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Claudia Puig and Amy Nicholson review this week’s releases, including “Cinderella,” “Run All Night,” “The Wrecking Crew,” and more. TGI‐
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Exide Technologies closes its battery plant near downtown LA. Take Two talks to UCLA environmental law professor Sean Hecht about what's next for the site.
New L.A. Metro boss, Phil Washington's expected to use his experience in Denver to guide Los Angeles' transport system into the future.
Residents of Ferguson, Missouri gathered last night for a vigil, praying for peace in the midst of a very turbulent week.
If you've been to Portland you know it's a place that is serious about bikes. Cyclists may soon have even more rights ‐ thanks to a new bill.
"Once you take the sophistication out of art you have a much larger and imaginative playing field... A cartoon has a far far larger vocabulary than any other form of art."
A new investigation into Nestle's bottling operation in the San Bernardino National Forest finds the company has been operating with an expired permit for decades.
A stone tool found in a dig site in southeastern Oregon could point to an earlier presence of human settlement in the western US than was previously thought.
In 'Farewell to Hollywood,' Regina Nicholson is suffering from stage four cancer. But there is one thing that always brings her great joy: Movies.
We're planning your weekend on a budget. Here's everything you need to know.
Kyle Buchanan reveals his films to see at SXSW 2015
Offramp's Elissa Dudley reports on the Charles Gaines LA retrospective happening now.
Arizona beats UCLA to advance to championship game of Pac‐12 tourney
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Off‐Ramp contributor RH Greene says James Franco's USC film school course is a model of collaborative filmmaking that Hollywood should emulate.
Damian Kevitt was riding his bike through Griffith Park when, two years ago, he lost his leg in a hit‐and‐run crash. Now, he's running a marathon.
Thousands of people lined up Saturday for a jobs fair event at Virgin Galactic's brand new facility in Long Beach.
What does Mars sound like on a piano? Pianist Josh Nelson came up with one answer on his latest album, "Exploring Mars."
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In 1968, several parents, including Harriet Glickman and Ken Kelly, convinced Charles Schulz to create Franklin, the first black character in "Peanuts."
This week's song comes from LA‐based band Bouquet's new EP "In a Dream," which comes out later this month.
Every Wednesday at a sports bar on Cahuenga called The Man Cave there's an invite only viewing party for Fox's smash hit "Empire."
Record highs set for March 14 across SoCal
Runners in the LA Marathon make their way from downtown LA to Santa Monica on another record hot day
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MIT/Boston Children's Hospital mathematical modeling blames measles outbreak on low vaccination rates
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Heat wave over the weekend did not put a strain on power grid
LA Police search for two men who are part of a group that shot at undercover officers last night
CA drought is so bad, some rice farmers could make more money selling water than growing crops
Record highs over the weekend meant crowded beaches
Crimea became part of Russia a year ago
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The State Water Resources Control Board will meet after there was a steep decline in water conservation in January
LA Phil leaves for tour of Asia ‐ how hard is it to transport musicians, instruments?
CA Supreme Court posthumously grants Chinese man a law license
Interim director of Office of Child Protection will report to Board of Supervisors for the first time tomorrow
Long‐running study of bobcats in Santa Monica Mtns shows human impact on genetic diversity
LAPD search for suspects connected to alleged sex crimes involving students at Venice High School
Long Beach politician representing the north end of the city hopes to make civic involvement more popular
Update on changes since minimum wage proposal
New report criticizes Gov Brown's proposed overhaul of state worker retiree health care benefits
Populations of endangered Delta smelt are so low that some fish biologists say they're likely extinct
Real estate mogul and subject of HBO’s documentary series ‘The Jinx,’ Robert Durst, was arrested in New Orleans on Sunday after law enforcement officials discovered new evidence that they say links him to the 2000 killing of his friend and former spokeswoman, Susan Berman.
10 students have been arrested in connection with sex crimes against two female classmates at Venice High School, and investigators are searching for four more students who are believed to have participated in the criminal activities.
Our names say a lot about us. They’re more than what we are known to the world, and more often than not, they are reflections of family, cultural and ethnic histories and traditions inscrutable to the outside world.
Later this month, the Supreme Court will consider taking up the case of three Bay area students suing their school district for stopping them from wearing American flag t‐shirts on Cinco de Mayo.
All the rainfall California has been getting still hasn’t put a dent in the ongoing drought.
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For companies selling products in today’s world, it’s not just about quality and price point anymore.
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Last week, the Department of Justice announced a six city pilot initiative designed to strengthen trust between police and citizens.
A look at the week in news
On Friday, 14 teenage boys from Venice High School had been accused of sexual assault against their classmates. LAPD Det. Kimberly Porter has more.
Four year's into an extreme drought, California's water store has sunk to historic lows. NASA scientist Jay Famiglietti urges mandatory rationing.
In 2013, more than 12,000 baby boomers died of accidental drug overdoses. That's more than died that year from either car accidents or the flu.
Disney's new live action adaptation of the classic fairy tale doesn't just have toys for kids: there is a whole line of merch for the adults, too.
Looking at the history of fairy tales in modern movies.
John Horn takes a look at "The Jinx" and other movies that have had an impact on court cases.
Ben Fritz of the Wall Street Journal talks about "Cindarella" and Disney's current approach to filmmaking
Contributor Gideon Brower talks to the LA Phil about the logistics of a world tour
Contributor Collin Friesen explores the growing phenomenon that is Lebowski Fest
Record heat in SoCal has destroyed the annual bloom at the state's Poppy Reserve
Labor negotiations begin this month on Gov Brown's proposal to overhaul health care benefits for retired state employees
Californians can no longer go to prison for getting caught with a small amount of drugs
Populations of endangered Delta smelt are so low that some fish biologists say they're likely extinct
JAMA study finds pathologists making too many mistakes on some breast biopsies
Voters are filling three vacant seats in the CA State Senate today
It'll soon be easier for two‐year college students in CA to transfer to many historically black colleges
Robert Durst hearing has been scheduled
Cout in Myanmar has sentenced two Burmese men and one from New Zealand to two‐and‐
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Cyclone Pam left widespread destruction in the South Pacific
Robert Durst faces weapons, drug and murder charges
President Obama met with Ireland's Prime Minister on St. Patrick's Day, discussed immigration reform
More American woman delaying motherhood, freezing eggs
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LAPD to fire a probationary officer accused of fatally shooting a man after a bar fight in Pomona
A twelfth Venice High School student has been arrested
Drought causes Diamond Valley Lake to close to boaters due to low water levels
Water restrictions may be on the way as CA enters fourth year of drought
LA County to extend blood testing for lead around closed Exide plant
20 percent chance of rain, thunderstorms hitting LA, Ventura, Santa Barbara counties Wednesday
New study says drought has forced CA to rely more on natural gas for electricity
CA has fallen dramatically behind amount of housing it needs to keep up with supply
State regulators ordered water limits on watering lawns
Report shows housing in CA his more expensive than the national average
Sea lion pups continue to strand at high rate, warm water caused by weird winds is to blame
Community activist in Santa Ana want the city to establish a "wellness district" that caters to low‐income Latino residents instead of pricy, hip retail
Immigrant advocates question whether new enforcement is really that different from old federal program
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a last‐ditch appeal for votes just hours before polling stations close in a tight election.
Fearing future head trauma, San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland told ESPN’s Outside the Lines on Monday that he would retire from the NFL.
Spilling salt and walking under a ladder are said to bring bad luck, while finding a four‐leaf clover and carrying a rabbit’s foot somehow ensure good fortune.
Since passing in November, Prop 47, which reclassified most drug possession and lower value property crimes as misdemeanors, has helped empty out California’s overcrowded jails and prisons, but it may also have led to a decline in the number of drug possession defendants choosing court‐ordered drug treatment.
A plan proposed by Maine Governor Paul LePage would make his state the first in the U.S. to tax nonprofit organizations.
The incident at Venice High raises questions about how sex ed is taught in schools: what's required, what's considered appropriate and what's effective.
Alex Cohen spoke with Eric Deggans, NPR's TV critic, on his article about the success of 'The Jinx' and 'Serial' and what this means for true crime storytelling.
When your kid does something great, you want to tell them. But what if how you phrase that praise could increase their chances of becoming a narcissist?
The state bar is looking to require new lawyers to complete 50 hours of legal work for free or reduced rates to help the more than 1 million Californians who can't afford it.
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The new show at the Museum of Latin American Art features paintings by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera alongside photos of Mexican artists.
It's time for Tuesday Reviewsday our weekly new music segment. This week music journalist Steve Hochman joins Alex Cohen in studio with new albums.
Sean Rameswaram profiles one of 2015's biggest breakout stars, Tobias Jesso Jr.
Wall Street Journal writer Shalini Ramachandran talks about Apple's expansion into TV
State has revoked Blue Shield of CA's tax‐exempt status
Legislative Analyst's Office estimates 250 thousand violent crimes each year in CA
Asian American residents sues city of Fullerton for allegedly denying minorities access to the political process because of at large elections
It's internship application season
Cambodian Americans have long experienced an educational achievement gap, but the second generation is changing as they come of age
Educators are developing new math tools that can be printed up for use at schools
New study says drought has forced CA to rely more on natural gas for electricity
New report says sky‐high home prices aren't going away
Netanyahu won yesterday's election in Isreal
Sigma Alpha Epsilon introduces national plan to combat racial intolerance
US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals heard from NCAA Thunderstorms and rain could be coming to parts of SoCal this afternoon
LA City Council voted today on new streat cleaning strategy
Bill moving through CA legislature will allow child of of domestic worker to attend school in the district where his or her parent works
Bill moving through CA legislature will allow child of of domestic worker to attend school in the district where his or her parent works
LA City Council voted today on new streat cleaning strategy
Blue Shield of California may be on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in taxes owed each year to the state of California after the San Francisco‐based insurer was stripped of its tax‐exempt status back in August.
Starbucks’ new “Race Together” campaign wants baristas at its 4,700 stores to engage in conversations with customers about race in America. It didn’t take long for the Internet to react.
The NCAA is continuing its battle to keep amateurism in college sports. The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments Tuesday on whether the NCAA should be allowed to prevent college athletes from earning money from their names, images, or likenesses.
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The troubled history of the Moderation Management (MM) Network is fading slowly and allowing the program to reintroduce a nuanced approach to treating addiction.
The joke goes if you want to know how long your new TV, phone or dishwasher will last, just check the warranty’s expiration.
Starting Monday, Starbucks is encouraging baristas to serve up lattes to customers with a shot of race discussion.
The California Franchise Tax Board has revoked Blue Shield of California's tax‐exempt status as a nonprofit.
West Hollywood launched a million‐dollar safety campaign last October to make streets more safe for walkers. Early numbers show the quirky direction may be working.
What do you do when you're a resident of California and you can't get the right health care through the state? SCPR's Rebecca Plevin has the answer.
On Santa Cruz Island, just off the coast of California, a surprising discovery has been made that could give some insight into Darwin's Theory of Evolution.
Jaywalking: It's when you cross outside of the crosswalk, right? Wrong. At least in West Hollywood.
Community college students now have a new option if they choose to transfer: a guaranteed spot at historically black colleges and universities, or HBCUs.
ASCAP President Paul Williams talks about the current hardships for songwriters
Contributor Maya Gurantz talks to visual artist Charles Atlas
Six‐year‐old ban on new fast food restaurants in South LA has done nothing to improve obesity rates
Hospitals are not required to report all types of CRE infections
Inglewood Mayor attempts to lure NFL team to LA
A restoration group is working to remove invasive crayfish from a patch of the Santa Monica Mountains
LAUSD released more details from its principal survey on state of arts ed
New bill would require employers to pay double on Thanksgiving and Christmas
LA Unified held a community meeting at Venice High School after police arrested a dozen students
Seven students burned during a science experiment at YMCA in Coto De Caza
Gov Brown and UC President Napolitano say talks on UC budget are going well
Closest living relative of Anne Frank has died
Treasury official told House Foreign Affairs Committee to leave sanctions in place and retain leverage with Iran
Thirty years after Chernobyl explosion, international project to safeguard the power station is taking place
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Have you ever wondered what’s really in that $5 bottle of wine you’re drinking?
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Actress Ashley Judd says she's pressing charges against her online harassers. What are regular people supposed to do when it happens to them?
The media plays a big role in public shaming. But is that a good thing? It's a topic Kelly McBride of the Poynter Institute has been mulling over.
Michael Oreskes had been serving as the senior managing editor of the Associated Press. He talks to Alex Cohen about his move to radio.
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House Republicans unveiled federal budget proposal
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Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Wade Major and Tim Cogshell review this week’s releases, including "Insurgent," "The Gunman," "3 Hearts," and more. TGI‐Filmweek!
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Amid growing concern over California's prolonged drought, California Governor Jerry Brown and top lawmakers announced a $1 billion emergency plan designed to address the crisis yesterday.
They can't grow the same kinds of crops that once thrived in California. What can they rely on, and what happens if their crops fail?
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From manipulating morality to making your March Madness bracket, we're going to look at some new and fascinating science in our weekly segment, Lab Notes.
A new line item in the President's budget eliminates the possibility that tax payer money could be used to fund new sports stadiums and arenas. Could it pass?
SCPR's Kristen Lepore joins Take Two with her preview of the top things to put on your weekend planner.
A panel of experts will discuss the future of 3D printers at Southern California Public Radio at the Crawford Family Forum on Sunday.
A San Diego woman creates wedding bouquets, cake toppers, corsages and more ‐‐ all out of Southern California's very own succulents.
Matt Kane of GLAAD talks about the GLAAD awards and the resources the organization offers to Hollywood.
Arash Sobani of the Iranian band Kiosk explains why the band had to flee Iran to make their art
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Maya Sugarman didn't even pick her alma mater, UCLA, to win. When they beat SMU, her colleague was there to catch the reaction.
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UCLA beat University of Alabama, advances to Sweet 16
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SCOTUS heard arguments on whether federal disabilities law requires police to take special precautions when arresting mentally ill people
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Lawsuit filed to remove toxic caulk from Malibu High School
LA falls behind on goal to end veteran homelessness
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Supreme Court hears oral argument on “City and County of San Francisco v. Sheehan,” a case that could have huge implications for the treatment of the disabled and the mentally ill by police.
The California Assembly is considering a bill that would mandate DNA collection for people convicted of certain misdemeanors.
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CBS’ ‘The Late Late Show’ is sporting its new digs tonight as James Corden officially debuts Debra Birnbaum, Merill Markoe
as the show’s new host. Corden, an English actor and comedian, replaces Scottish funnyman Craig Ferguson, who hosted the show for 10 years.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz kicked off his presidential campaign this morning with a speech at Evan Smith, John Avlon
Liberty University, becoming the first major GOP candidate to officially declare his bid.
An L.A. Times review of the Department of Water and Power report revealed that it could cost as much as $15 billion dollars to fix the city’s aging pipe system.
Seymour Bernstein is a renowned classical pianist ‐ who, more than 30 years ago during the peak of his career at age 50, gave up performing to compose and teach ‐ and is the star of actor Ethan Hawke’s first venture into documentary filmmaking.
The justices will the San Francisco v. Sheehan case, which dates back to the 2008 shooting of Teresa Sheehan by police officers.
In a state‐of‐the‐art studio downtown, a startup station doing its best to reflect the community and cacophony of L.A.'s Skid Row and the surrounding area.
More Latino families find it harder to make ends meet compared to any other ethnic group in Los Angeles.
Take Two's look at the news stories we should be paying attention to over the next seven days.
Jesus 'Chuy' Garcia is vying to replace the city's current mayor, Rahm Emmanuel. But before he can do that, he had to stop in L.A. to raise some campaign cash.
In a case that gets to the heart of the government's role and free speech, the Supreme Court takes up a Texas case today on whether a group should be able to put a confederate flag on a license plate.
New shows are coming down the pike and premieres of some old favorites are coming up soon. Variety's Brian Lowry gives us a rundown of shows to look forward to.
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NPR Music Critic Ann Powers talks about the highlights of the 2015 SXSW Festival
James Kim profiles indie rocker Twin Shadow on the eve of his major label debut
Filmmaker Lacey Schwartz talks about the deep, dark family secret that lead to her film, "Little White Lie"
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Steve Nash announces retirement
City of LA considers minimum wage hike
Steve Nash announces retirement
LA City Council considers minimum wage hike
LA County Federation of Labor in negotiations over Inglewood NFL stadium
Child migrants are fighting to stay in the US
Emergency drought bill would create new state office to help disadvantaged communities secure a steady water supply
CA lawmakers will vote on drought bill tomorrow
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Orange County Board of Supervisors has voted unanimously to keep looking for a place to build a year‐round homeless shelter
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Study says majority of Americans do ask how much health care will cost
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India's Supreme Court has stuck down a controversial law
Incidents across the country have sparked debate over how police deal with aggressive, unarmed suspects
Israel denies reports it spied on nuclear talks between Iran and world powers led by US
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Settlement approved almost 7 years after class‐action lawsuit against LA County Sheriff's Dept
Officials in US and Yemen says the counterterrorism strategy in Yemen has all but collapse
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Today, The New York Times published an Op‐ed by Angelina Jolie Pitt, in which she chronicles her recent decision to remove her fallopian tubes and ovaries in a preventive surgery against ovarian cancer.
For the majority of undergraduates in the U.S., college is a time to try new things, hear different perspectives and, in so doing, learn more about oneself. Now a growing number of students are pushing to create a place for female students to avoid clashes of opinion.
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The California Department of Health’s ad campaign launched yesterday is its latest move against the e‐cigarette industry. The 30‐second TV spots will be broadcast through June in efforts to shed light on misleading information about the health threats linked to e‐
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For the first time in history, the NFL says it plans to broadcast one of its 2015‐2016 regular season games via the Internet only, according to a source close to the situation.
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With all of the choices that exist, picking the video on demand or streaming service that’s right for you can be a daunting (and potentially pricey) task.
Seven years after inmates with disabilities filed a lawsuit alleging deplorable conditions in Los Angeles County jails, a settlement agreement has been approved.
In England, thousands have stacked long lines to view the reburial of King Richard III. One of them is Nance Crawford, who made the trip from L.A.
Last week, Los Angeles rapper Kendrick Lamar released one of the most anticipated album's of the year called 'To Pimp A Butterfly.' But is it any good?
Women are selling their pumped breast milk to companies which then process it into a high‐protein product.
Incoming Metro CEO Phil Washington explains his vision to make mass transit in Los Angeles among the best in the world.
Skiing and snowboarding has traditionally been an important economic driver for the Lake Tahoe area. But now business owners are thinking about the future as California enters its fourth year of drought. Musician Laura Marling talks about being influenced by Los Angeles
Graham Yost looks back at his TV series "Justified"
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wondered where your kids' school ranks when it comes to offering art classes? LA Unified has just released new data that does just that and more.
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A bill that would allow terminally‐ill patients to receive medication to hasten their death passed its first committee. Los Angeles weatherman George Fischbeck has died at the age of 92.
Hall‐of‐Fame radio announcer Chris Roberts will retire at the end of this basketball season
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Philadelphia cream cheese, Heinz ketchup and Oscar Mayer meats not only share fridge space in most American homes, they now make up the world’s fifth‐biggest food and beverage company.
Social media giant Facebook wants to change the way you get the news.
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incremental but necessary step towards LA River revitalization plan
ilicon Valley venture capitalist and his wife have given USC $50 million dollars for a brain research institute in their name. Mark Stevens says he and his wife, Mary, have a personal reason for the gift.
A plan to restore an 11‐mile stretch of the L‐A River back to a more natural state made some headway today California is on track to meet its goal of getting one third of the state's energy from renewable sources by 20‐20.
Attorney General Kamala Harris today {WED} said she wants a court to block an anti‐gay initiative filed by an Orange County lawyer last month. a competing stadium project in Carson took another step forward The first of eight new hydrogen fueling stations in Southern California opened today (
President Barack Obama will delay the final U.S. military drawdown from Afghanistan at the request of its new president, Ashraf Ghani.
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A new survey coming out Thursday finds that 58% of cats and 53% of dogs are overweight. Steven Budsberg, Oscar Chavez
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Nearly eight years after being accused of murdering her roommate Meredith Kercher while Nina Burleigh
studying abroad in Italy, Amanda Knox's fate is once again in Italy's hands.
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California's production of renewable energy continues to grow. Now there's a new challenge on the horizon: how to store it.
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Kraft and Heinz announced Wednesday that they have agreed to merge. The new business will be known was Kraft Heinz Co.
Thousands of children who crossed the US border last year are now working their way through the immigration court system. One of them is Yoel Vallecillo.
In 1951, well drillers thought the disclosure of well completion logs would reveal their drilling techniques with competitors. California is the only state to keep them confidential.
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Noah Baumback talks about again and creativity as they feature in his newest film, "While We're Young"
Library of Congress announced 25 recordings to be included in National Recordings Registry
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House approved bill permanently blocking cuts in Medicare payments to doctors
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It's the height of harvest season in Baja California. The area exports millions of tons of produce like berries and tomatoes to the US each year, but, thousands of Mexican farmworkers have been on strike for more than a weeks demanading better pay and working conditions.
The mother of an unarmed teenager shot and killed by pasadena police wants the entire independent report on the shooting released.
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Metro has always been primarily a transit agency, running subways and busses, but, today ( THU) the agency added a new mission: lowering the rent.
Pasadena civil rights activists want a judge to dismiss an appeal filed by the police union so a report on the Kendrec McDade shooting will be made public.
Unauthorized immigrant workers who left construction in the late 2000's have largely stayed away. That's one finding of a NEW report that looks at immigrant job trends.
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The LA County Natural History Museumhas discovered 30 new species of fly living around LA.
The released audio from Germanwings Airbus A320’s recovered voice recorder is disturbing: the pilot can be heard tapping with increasing force on the locked cockpit door as he returns from using the restroom, but only breathing can be heard from the co‐pilot as the plane is manually controlled to descend.
A year‐long AP investigation finds that hundreds of men in a remote Indonesian island and its surrounding waters are forced to fish, with some of the slave catch eventually reaching U.S. dinner plates.
A controversial op‐ed by Deadline’s Nellie Andreeva has sparked a fierce debate about the number of minorities being cast in Hollywood.
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The findings from the Alzheimer’s Association’s special report are shocking: Only 45% of Debra Cherry, Dr. Liana Medicare patients suffering from Alzheimer’s said their doctors told them about the Apostolova
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Thousands of farmworkers in Baja California have been on strike for more than a week, protesting poor working conditions and low pay. Will the first major walkout in decades get results?
Rick Mines, an agricultural economist and visiting scholar at UC Davis, provides a look at how the labor strife in Mexico may affect what we eat here in the U.S.
Nearly one year after the Donald Sterling scandal broke, the saga continues to play out in court. AP reporter Brian Melley tells more about the case.
Women make up, at most, only about a quarter of motorcycle riders. But manufacturers are trying hard to change that, with a bevy of female‐friendly bikes.
The new film 'While We're Young' stars Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts as a married couple in their early 40s.
Political news from around the Golden State with USC's Sherry Bebitch Jeffe and Capital Public Radio state government reporter Katie Orr.
Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom calls for further study and public discussion on the topic of legalizing marijuana in California.
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Father of former LAPD officer wanted in connection with a killing, charged with lying to the FBI
Harry Reid announced he'll retire after serving 5 terms
Dodgers Opening Day s almost here, but most fans still won't be able to see them on TV
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Nigeria's military claims it's destroyed headquarters of Boko Haram
Former Congressman Barney Frank has a new memoir
Construction of Inglewood stadium will go on as planned
Homeless advocates met in Orange County
Gov Brown signed billion‐dollar aid package with money for emergency drought relief and long‐term water projects
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Civil rights groups went to court yesterday to force San Bernardino County Sheriff to hand over statistics regarding use of Tasers
Gov Brown signed billion‐dollar aid package with money for emergency drought relief and long‐term water projects
Excessive workers’ compensation claims from Los Angeles city police and firefighters are costing taxpayers tens of millions of dollars a year, according to an audit done by City Controller Ron Galperin.
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Senator Ted Cruz made news this week for being the first candidate to announce a run for Emma Roller
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A group of American soldiers, known as Charlie Company, attacked a village of civilians. Many women were raped and houses were burned.
Plenty of fans are cheering for teams in college basketball's March Madness, but public radio fans have their own competition to cheer for: KPCC's Public Radio Bracket Madness.
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"Survive! Mola mola!” is a video game that lets kids be a fish fighting for survival. We talked with KPCC's environment correspondent and a marine biologist to find out how accurate it is.
UCSB marine biologist Milton Love met tells us about whale watching season on the California coast.
California's recently approved Next Generation Science Standards and put a stronger emphasis on actually doing science rather than just memorizing facts.
In the mid‐'60s, Casher helped develop a device he envisioned as the new voice of the guitar. He called it the wah‐wah pedal.
There’s a single word that strikes fear in anyone with elderly parents who own a home. That word is “probate.” But Assemblyman Mike Gatto has a new bill that would let homeowners bypass probate, similar to laws in 25 other states.
The Japanese anime "The Devil Is a Part‐Timer" offers the kind of take‐no‐prisoners humor American animation seems to have abandoned.
Kahlil Joseph's "Double Conscience" and Sturtevant's "Double Trouble" ask big questions at MOCA in Downtown LA.
The week's song comes from California band White Fence, whose sound Rabe likens to early The Who.
Off‐Ramp commentator Dylan Brody's former literary manager told him he didn’t really like reading. There are reasons he’s no longer Brody's literary manager.
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Undocumented immigrants from Africa and Asia say they're having a hard time getting CA drivers licenses
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Almond milk sales are up but dietitians question the nutritional value
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New LAPD report says outfitting a fraction of cops with body cams will cost nearly a million dollars a year
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German prosecutors say co‐pilot who downed plane in the French Alps had received prior treatment for suicidal tendencies
Republican leaders in Indiana work on adding new language to a state law that opponents claim allows discrimination against LGBT community
SCOTUS decided not to hear appeal that found administrators at CA high school had the right to force students wearing American flag t‐shirts to turn them inside out during Cinco De Mayo celebration
Sheriff McDonnell's comments on possible correctional facility
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Local ski resorts close early for the fourth consecutive year
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Lawmakers can pay for policy trips with personal funds, campaign funds, or both
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Ever thought to yourself: “I wish my car could pick me up.” Now there’s an app for that.
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Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell stops by today for the first of what will be a monthly check‐in with AirTalk.
The White House rolled out a five‐year plan to fight the threat posed by antibiotic‐resistant bacteria on Friday, a major effort undertaken by the Obama administration to address a growing health issue.
Last week, Indiana Governor Mike Pence signed into law the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which “prohibits a government entity from substantially burdening a person’s exercise of religion” unless the governmental entity can demonstrate a compelling governmental interest.
Produced by Ken Burns and directed by Barak Goodman, a new three‐part documentary series on cancer begins on PBS tonight.
Mainly the word is worried,' said Siamak Kalhour, host with KIRN 670am, Radio Iran LA. 'A lot of Iranians are worried.'
The case of Ellen Pao may have come to a close, but the issues raised are very much alive in Silicon Valley.
Recently Indiana Governor Mike Pence signed the Indiana Religious Freedom and Restoration Act, a law that some claim will allow discrimination.
Southern California Public Radio's Molly Peterson breaks down what will change and what this means at bill time.
In the first in a series on minimum wage in Seattle, KUOW reporter Deborah Wang explores the path to passing the city's $15 minimum wage.
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The Supreme Court has decided not to take on a case involving California high school students, freedom of speech and T shirts.
UCLA's March Madness run ended Friday with a loss to Gonzaga. And after 23 years, it was the final call for Bruins play‐by‐play man Chris Roberts.
Dreamworks Animation needed a hit, and got one with 'Home,' a kid‐friendly flick featuring the voice of Rihanna.
Comedy Central has announced a replacement for Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show": a 31‐
year‐old South African comedian named Trevor Noah.
In the new book "100 Not So Famous Views of L.A.," artist Barbara Thomason highlights the landmarks, bridges, parks and vistas that go beyond the usual post card images of Los Angeles.
Conductor Gustavo Dudamel is in his sixth season as music director for the LA Philharmonic, and last week he extended his contract through the year 2022.
The two‐week strike cost growers millions. So why did workers give in before their demands were met?
The Los Angeles Police Commission will hear a report on how far along the department is on outfitting cops with cameras, and the costs of doing so.
Author Jon Ronson talks about how teams of people, in the interest of publicly shaming someone, can backfire and cause deep harm to the targets.
This week on Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment, A Martinez is joined in the studio by music journalists Steve Hochman and Chris Martins.
For years parents of girls have been warned about the insidious effects of the pink‐
obsessed "princess culture" phenomenon. But have the warnings gone a bit too overboard?
The minimum wage in Seattle moves up to $11 on Wednesday, the first step in a city‐
sponsored plan that will bring the minimum up to at least $15.
A team of scientists recently named a newly discovered ancient predator: a lobster‐like creature with large frontal appendages it used to hunt and ingest its prey.
New research from scientists at Caltech and UC Santa Cruz suggests the solar system as we know it may not have been the same if it weren't for one planet: Jupiter.
Tweets made by Trevor Noah over the past few years have started to surface, and the reaction has not been entirely kind.
Women's History Month is coming to an end, but there's still time you and your kids can learn about some of the women who helped shape the world.
Professor and journalist Baz Dreisinger walks us through the appointment of Trevor Noah as the new host of the Daily Show
Contributor Gideon Brower sits in as Gustavo Dudamel conducts YOLA and the Fukushima Youth Orchestra
Eric Schwartzel of the Wall Street Journal talks "Home" and the calamitous history of Dreamworks Pictures
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LAPD presented report to civilian oversight commission on use of body cameras
Women living on the street have their own set of fears
First women‐only homeless shelter opens in east LA
Long Range Acoustic Devices used at UCLA
Council members from San Gabriel Valley cities sparred over closing Alhambra to Pasadena gap
Water agencies try to derail lawsuit that could give Indian tribe unprescedented authority over region's water supply
Air in CA Central Valley is some of the dirtiest air in the nation
Lwamakers get involved in cleaning product regulation
Thailand's Prime Minister asked king for permition to lift martial law
Mexican policeman suspended after video showing a man in uniform killing a crocodile with a machine gun
LA Kings lost to the Blackhawks
French investigators examine "systemic weaknesses" that could have led to last week's Germanwings plane crash
Indiana Gov Pence wants revised legislation stating that new religious freedom law is not intended to be discriminatory
Producers pickers in Baja return to work after two‐week strike
NASA works towards landing big loads, even people, on Mars
Travelers at John Wayne Airport can get lift from Uber, Wingz
Push to raise minimum wage has picked up momentum
Preview of the April 1 snowpack reading, which will be bleak
Push to raise minimum wage has picked up momentum
Mandatory evacuations in effect for some residents in Apple Valley area
CA Board of Food, Agriculture holds meeting in Tijuana
7‐year‐old girl has new prosthetic forearm and hand made by 3‐D printer
7‐year‐old girl has new prosthetic forearm and hand made by 3‐D printer
A pilot program to open a path for motorists through Griffith Park to the iconic Hollywood Sign is pitting neighborhood groups against cyclists against tourists against hikers against other neighborhood groups ‐ you get the idea.
A bill, AB66, introduced by Assemblywoman Shirley Weber, D‐ San Diego, sets guidelines for how body cameras worn by law enforcement, should be used.
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Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araqchi says the country won’t be shipping off their stockpiles of uranium, the latest complication in negotiations before today's self‐imposed deadline.
One of the rap games biggest names is making a foray into the world of streaming music.
Robert Einhorn, Steve LeVine
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John Jurgensen
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If you miss spending your evenings watching Scully and Mulder investigating the paranormal or long for the days of watching Coach Hayden Fox and his Screaming Eagles, you’re in luck!
Director James Wan reveals the tricks he's picked up over the years that he had to apply to "Furious 7"
Andrew Wallenstein debates whether or not Trevor Noah's controversial tweets should have him fired
Contributor Gideon Brower catches the end of the LA Phil's tour of Asia
Elizabeth Wagmeister, Robert Bianco
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James Wan
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Andrew Wallenstein
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LA Phil
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