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Report: Where You Live Changes How You're Treated by Doctors. California Gun Bills Aim To Hold Owners More Accountable. End Music.
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L.A. Mayoral Election Set to Make History. Central Valley State Senate Seat Up for Grabs. End Music.
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L.A. Mayoral Election Set to Make History. Central Valley State Senate Seat Up for Grabs. End Music.
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In Los Angeles, two City Hall insiders with nearly identical philosophies — but very different personalities — are vying to replace Antonio Villaraigosa as L.A.'s next mayor. The program discusses what's at stake, and why the outcome will be a first for the city — no matter who wins.
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Fate of LA Pot Shops in the Hands of Voters. Fresno Movie Lovers Honor Film by 'Sweding'.
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Can Money Buy a Committee Assignment in Sacramento?. UC Medical Center Workers Threaten to Strike. End Music.
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Brown's Budget Sends Surplus Cash Mostly to Schools. Budget Protesters Take to Streets Over Health Cuts. End Music.
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Extra Cash? A New Problem for State Lawmakers. Linked Learning Pilot To Expand in Next School Year. End Music.
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Some Want Even Tougher Gun Background Checks in Calif. Cyclists Take the Road in Amgen Tour. End Music.
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Piles of early blueberries and cherries at California farmer's markets are a tipoff: peak season for state farmers is just around the corner. But while agriculture may be one of the biggest economic drivers in California, the latest farm census from the USDA found that among the state's small farms over half don't turn a profit. The program visits one family farm in Sonoma County that is using social media to try to change that, and reduce wasted food at the same time.
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Audit Raises Questions About State-Run Veterans' Homes. A New Look at Last Fall's Voter Turnout Story. Bullying Makes Transition Tough for Girl from Cuba. End Music.
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Caltrans Says Bay Bridge Fix May Cost $10M, Could Delay Opening. Oakland Searches for Its Next Police Chief. State Assembly Leader Wants To Create Rainy Day Fund. End Music.
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Toxins Law May Get Overhaul. On Bay Bridge, DeSaulnier Says Caltrans Took Risks It Shouldn't Have. End Music.
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Living Underground: Deported From the U.S., Some in Mexico Are Making Homes in Holes. End Music.
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Planning Ahead Saves Homes from Fire. Is California Ready for Fire Season?. End Music.
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The immigration reform debate is bringing more attention than ever to the people coming to the U.S. to live and work. Even while working in essential industries, many immigrants live somewhat invisible lives. That's certainly true for the 15,000 or more farmworkers - some documented, some not — in the Eastern Coachella Valley, a rich agricultural region east of Palm Springs. Many live in mobile home parks there, one of which has been without power since January. We pay them a visit to learn...
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An Effort to Lift the $250,000 Limit on Medical Malpractice Awards. Reform Creates Bigger Role for Those Without an MD. End Music.
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May Day Rallies Draw Those Hopeful of Immigration Reform. Bill to Change State Environmental Law Passes First Hurdle. End Music.
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On May Day, Immigration Activists Press for Speedy Reform. Inmates at Risk for Valley Fever To Stay Put For Now. Central Valley Meeting Marries Water, Latest Technology. Monster Drink Maker Sues SF's Top Attorney Over Investigation. End Music.
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Accreditation Review at Community College Puts Local Economy at Risk, Too. The Giving State: Recipient Speaks Out for Organ Donation. End Music.
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At San Diego-Tijuana Border, a Small Gate Opens for the First Time. School Health Centers Are Not Just for Students. End Music.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is promising a fierce battle for anyone opposing his plan to fundamentally overhaul school funding formulas. What are the political risks? The program also looks at life in the shadows for undocumented immigrants.
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Sacramento Gears Up for Education Fight — Or Just a Spat?. Providers Concerned About Changes in Coverage for Chronically Ill Patients. End Music.
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Governor Says Bring It On to Those Against His Schools Plan. Who Gives Gifts to Politicians? Data Is Now More Accessible. End Music.
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Crime Victims Blast Governor Brown Over Realignment. Nevada Mental Health System Dumping Patients on California's Doorstep. End Music.
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New Tool To Answer: Who Has the Worst Air?. Fire's Intensity Signals Difficult Season To Come. End Music.
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School Funding Plan Takes Stage in Budget Talks. End Music.
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As federal lawmakers begin to haggle over changes to the county's immigration system, people on all sides of the issue are wading into the debate. Others have been noticeably absent: a coalition of activists from Southern California who created a critical mass of opposition to illegal immigration several years ago. They did it through confrontational street protests, armed border patrols and new laws aimed at penalizing undocumented people. But many prominent leaders have moved on, leaving...
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Blooming Joshua Trees Wow Watchers; Scientists Differ on the Why. What's Your Story: Sheila Jumping-Bull on Healing. End Music.
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CPUC Not Changing Fast Enough for Some Lawmakers. Will Readers Pay for News They Used to Get for Free?. End Music.
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'Gang of 8's' Immigration Bill Comes to Senate Floor. New Lawsuit Asks Court to Say Cap-and-Trade Is Unconstitutional. The Giving State: Composting at Martha's Soup Kitchen. End Music.
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Secrecy Orders on Patents Stifle Innovation. CA Runner Says Attack Won't Stop Him Next Year. End Music.
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State's Democrats Set Priorities After Big Election Gains. Female Runner Remembers Crashing the Boston Marathon in 1966. End Music.
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Around 12 to 15 percent of the nation suffers from chronic insomnia. Millions more suffer from sleep apnea and restless leg syndrome (RLS). According to the Stanford Sleep Medicine Center, at some point in their life, at least three quarters of all adults will suffer from one or more of the approximately 90 different diagnosable sleep disorders. We devote the entire show to looking at sleep and what disturbs it, including host Scott Shafer's overnight trip to a sleep clinic, hooked up to...
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Governor Brown Likes What He Sees in China. Court Ruling on Prisons a Setback for Governor Brown. End Music.
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Governor Wraps Up China Trip. Nature Lovers and Off-Roaders Clash Over State Park. End Music.
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Brown Inks Two Deals in China; Next Stop Is Shanghai. New Science Standards Call for More Hands-On Learning. Strawberry Growers Struggle to Replace Methyl Bromide. Attorney-Client Privilege Is at Heart of Case Against Legal Aid Group. End Music.
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LA County Remakes How Its Citizens Will Vote. Solar Co. to Crowd Fund $100M From Small Investors. End Music.
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Gov. Brown Heads to China on Trade Mission. California Adds Powerball to Its Lottery Menu. End Music.
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A deal on comprehensive immigration reform seems more and more likely — and no state will be more affected than California. We'll hear what growers and organized labor in the state say is essential to them in any final legislation coming out of Congress
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Seizing Guns From Owners Who Have Lost the Right. End Music.
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What Immigration Reform May Mean for California. Banks Are Violating Mortgage Deal, Report Says. End Music.
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California's Tough Gun Laws May Get Tougher. HIV Study Has Implications for California's Latinos. A Woman's Search for a Mental Health Solution. End Music.
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In Hinkley, Toxic Legacy Sets the Stage for a Ghost Town. End Music.
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Judge to Decide If Stockton Can Declare Bankruptcy. This Just In: California Not an Island. End Music.
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By official projections, next year Latinos will surpass whites as California's largest ethnic group. The children of Mexican immigrants account for a lot of that growth — and they've been enrolling in college at record numbers. But these students see themselves differently than earlier generations. The program discusses how that's posing a recruitment challenge to university programs that grew out of the Chicano movement of the 1960s.
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Commission Suggests Big Changes for State Parks. For One Oakland Resident, a Bullet Revives a Memory. End Music.
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Commission Suggests Big Changes for State Parks. For One Oakland Resident, a Bullet Revives a Memory. End Music.
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State Awaits Ruling on Prison Mental Health Care. New Details on Delta Water Tunnel Plan. A Milestone for Gay Rights, No Matter the Outcome. End Music.
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Prop. 8 Supporters, Detractors React to High Court Hearing. Supreme Court Takes On DOMA. End Music.
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Supreme Court Takes On Prop. 8. Say Goodbye to Devil's Slide. State Asks Judge to End Oversight of Prison Mental Health Care. End Music.
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Stem Cell Bank on the Way to Reality. Supreme Court Hears Arguments This Week on DOMA and Proposition 8. End Music.
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On Tuesday, March 26, more than four years after California voters approved Proposition 8, the state's ban on same-sex marriage will get a full hearing before the U.S. Supreme Court. It's been a long and winding road to the nation's high court — a road paved with joy, anger, euphoria and fear. Host Scott Shafer retraces the history of Proposition 8, from the moment it became a ballot measure in 2008.
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Public Weighs In as Sacramento Drafts Fracking Rules. Techies Want Real Reforms to H-1B Program, Not Just Expansion. End Music.
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A Mixed Verdict in First Bell City Corruption Trial. Farmworkers Protest Methyl Bromide Use on Strawberries. Some International Tech Workers in Silicon Valley Ask: Why Stay?. End Music.
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Legislation Would Tweak Prison Realignment. Report Says Kaiser Patients Wait Too Long for Mental Health Care. UC Davis Conference Examines Climate Change. End Music.
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CSU Board Meets, With Hope of Getting More State Money. Ten Years After Iraq Invasion, Veterans Still Paying a Price. End Music.
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Busy Emergency Rooms Tighten Rules to Fight Prescription Drug Abuse. The Giving State: Ushering in a Love for Theater. End Music.
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Speier: Change Military Law to Protect Sexual Assault Victims. Music Bridge 1. Groundbreaking System Aims to Ease L.A.'s Traffic Woes. 'Kinder' Mark Their Escape From Nazi-Occupied Homelands. Music Bridge 2. Jazz Review: Ian Carey Quintet+1 'Roads & Codes'. World Baseball Classic Comes to San Francisco. End Music.
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New Details Offered in State's Delta Water Plan. CCSF Reaches Deadline on Plan to Avert Closure. End Music.
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SF Symphony Musicians Strike Over Pay. Saving Lives, One Call at a Time. End Music.
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LAUSD Settles Sex Abuse Lawsuits. Activists Pressure Sacramento on Environmental Law. Kids Lost in Education Funding Shuffle. End Music.
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Calif. Medical Board Questioned on Prescription Drug Overdoses. Music Bridge. Willits Tree Sitter Hopes to Stop Highway 101 Plan. End Music.
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The Judges of Oakland: Looking for Parity in the Legal Profession. The Giving State: A Voice Holds Hope in the Night. End Music.
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While Congress prepares to debate the so-called "path to citizenship" for undocumented immigrants, 8.5 million legal permanent residents are in the U.S. and eligible to naturalize. Nearly one-third of them live in California — but they're not all becoming citizens. Language is a big obstacle. The federal government has launched its first-ever national campaign in Vietnamese and other languages, to get out the word about the naturalization process. We stop by a recent kick-off event in Orange...
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Fallen Officers a 'Tragedy' for the Santa Cruz Community. Workplace Wellness Programs: More 'Stick' than Incentive?. End Music.
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Dream Act Students Apply For First Cal Grants. Retirement Systems, Cities Move to Divest Gun Stocks. County Impact of Medi-Cal Expansion Unclear. End Music.
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Central Valley Business Weighs Immigration Reform. UCLA Tries a New Approach to Dementia Patient Care. End Music.
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Officials Seek Solutions to Food Waste. Program Finds Homes for the Homeless. End Music.
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California Republicans Soul Search in Sacramento. Young Woman Sees a Goal, Sets it in Motion Through Mentoring. End Music.
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A UC Davis study out this week found a "disturbing" achievement gap between California's Latino and African-American community college students and their Asian and white peers. Now, a Cal State University program is working to reach African-American students and their families before they get to college — by bringing its recruitment effort to church.
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White House Urges Supreme Court to Reject Ban on Gay Marriage. Los Angeles Primary Has Plenty of Hats in the Ring. End Music.
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Foster Youth, Allies Battle Budget Cuts. Young and Homeless in Fresno. End Music.
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Proposition 8 Foes Gain Some Surprising Support. Mortgage Fraud Goes Largely Unchecked. End Music.
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Bills Before Legislature Cover a Lot of Territory. Three Strikes Reform a New Start for Bakersfield Man. End Music.
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What 'Sequestration' Means for California, in Real Numbers. Assembly to Review Conditions in State's Highest Security Prison Units. End Music.
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After her teenage son is shot and paralyzed, a mother struggles to make sense of it. Also, why many residents in one liberal county want their gun rights protected.
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San Bernardino Sheriff's Detective Laid to Rest. New Poll Shows Overwhelming Support for 'Pathway to Citizenship'. Streetlights Likely To Go Dark in Central Valley Community. End Music.
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Report Slams California's Toxics Watchdog. L.A. Trial First Lawsuit in a Long Line Against Hip Maker. End Music.
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Dorner Case Prompts Review by LAPD. Activists Inspired by Immigration Debate. End Music.
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Working Out Kinks in the Cap-and-Trade Market. Touring Alfred Hitchcock's San Francisco.
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A Church Divided: Growing Up Gay and Mormon. End Music.
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Huge advances in medical science are letting people living with HIV rekindle goals and dreams, including the dream of having a family. A San Francisco program that's helped HIV-positive women have babies for years has recently launched a program thought to be the first of its kind. It helps HIV-positive straight men become dads.
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A Church Divided: Mormons Grapple with Same-Sex Marriage. End Music.
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Riverside Officer Laid to Rest. State Gives a Preview of Insurance Choices. End Music.
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Hunt for Dorner Appears to Come to a Dramatic End. Public Concern Over Restart of San Onofre Reactor. Senate Hearing Focuses on Fracking Regulation. End Music.
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Memorial for Riverside Officer Planned, Manhunt for Dorner Continues. Mayor of San Diego Wants Closer Ties to Tijuana. End Music.
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Pinnacles Given National Park Status. Bearing the Costs of Helping Kids Adjust to Chronic Illnesses. End Music.
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In the Salinas Valley, most farmworkers are from Mexico — and an increasing number are indigenous people from Oaxaca and other Mexican states. They speak languages like Mixteco, Zapoteco and Triqui. If they speak Spanish at all, it's as a second language. That can create complex language barriers in work, school and health care. Now, one community hospital is bridging the language barrier for Mexican immigrants who don't speak Spanish.
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Still a Long Wait for Veterans Seeking Help With War's After Effects. End Music.
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Boxer Wants Investigation of San Onofre Nuclear Plant. Examining Cardinal Mahony's Role in Abuse Scandal. End Music.
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California Sues Standard & Poors to Recoup Losses. Problems on the Horizon for Aging California Population. End Music.
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Can Pot Dispensaries Be Banned by Cities? CA Supreme Court Hearing Arguments Tuesday. 'Sequestration' Still Able to Scare CA's Military Contractors. End Music.
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Interview with Jeffrey Beard, Governor Brown's Pick to Head Corrections Department. End Music.
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When you think of a live music experience, you probably think of a concert or a nightclub. But one of the hottest markets for live performance equipment is about as far away from a nightclub as you can get: church. We found out at last weekend's NAMM show, the giant music merchant convention in Anaheim.
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City of Oakland Offers Banking Services to City's Poor. Warning on Scams Targeting Elderly Chinese at Lunar New Year. End Music.
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Feinstein Leads Gun Control Fight. Who's Policing the Border Police?. End Music.
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California Immigrants Weigh In on Immigration Reform. Ayary Diaz Tells Her Immigrant Story. Environmentalists Sue Stanford over Dam.
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Californians Hailing Obama's Push for Immigration Reform. Got Earthquakes? 'Get Sensors' says State Senator Alex Padilla. Medi-Cal Expansion Necessary to Meet Coverage Goals Under Affordable Care Act. End Music.
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Gun Violence as a Public Health Issue. Orange County and the State in Conflict Over Taxes and Fees, May Need Judge to Decide. End Music.
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Southern California's coast is one of the most densely populated places in America, and over decades, development there has eaten up wildlife habitats. There's one big exception: 125,000 acres of open space that's become a kind of Noah's Ark for the coast's endangered species, the last place many of them can live. But they've got some unusual landlords: Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. We meet a biologist hired by the military to help protect endangered species on the base.
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A Mother's Hopes, A Son's Dreams Ended by Stray Bullets. End Music.
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The State of the State — The California Report presents live coverage of Governor Jerry Brown's State of the State Address before a joint session of the California Legislature. Guests joining host Rachael Myrow for commentary and analysis include Anthony York, political reporter in the Sacramento bureau of the Los Angeles Times; Joe Simitian, former state senator now serving on the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors; Assemblywoman Joan Buchanan, chairwoman of the Assembly Education...
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Oakland Residents Work to End Gun Violence. End Music.
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New San Francisco Center Hopes to Keep Jazz Alive. End Music.
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Bell Corruption Case In Court, Community Still Feeling Effects. Sacramento Kings Heading to Pacific Northwest?.
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Washington Prepares for Inauguration with Plenty of Californians on Hand. Jury Selection Continues in Bell Corruption Trial. The Giving State: Coaching Corps. End Music.
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President Obama's first inauguration was a hot ticket back in 2009 - but this time tickets are a bit easier to come by. Thousands of Californians will make the trip to Washington D.C. this weekend, including a number of educators and students from around the state. We catch up with some of them before they set off.
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Brown to UC: 'Get Used to Less Funding'. Interview with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi. Palm Springs High School Band Bringing California Spirit to Inaugural. End Music.
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Pelosi Weighs In On Gun Control Legislation. Fresno's Garbage Workers Set To Fight Privatization. End Music.
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Governor Urges Colleges to Expand Online Courses. ESL Classes Struggle as Budgets Are Cut. End Music.
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LA Storm Runoff Source of New Parcel Tax?. Research Growing on Link Between Parkinson's Disease and Farm Pesticides. End Music.
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"The Whole World Knows Your School Name, And You're That School". Oakland Teen Survives a Shooting and Now Works to Prevent Youth Violence. End Music.
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The NFL playoffs continue this weekend, with the San Francisco 49ers on a quest to reclaim Super Bowl glory. But once the ultimate bragging rights are settled, one thing remains unsettled, and unsettling. Concussions are endemic in American football, at every level, from peewees to the pros. And the 49ers have been hit hard this season. Still, we don't know exactly how those concussions are caused. Now, Stanford University is searching for answers — and its laboratory is the football field...
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California's Budget Is Missing Something: Red Ink. Schools To Get Increased Funding Under Brown's Budget. Democratic Legislators Want to See Cuts Restored in Health and 'Safety-Net' Programs. End Music.
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Brown To Reveal New Budget That Lives "Within Limits". Assessing the Strength of State's Electric Car Firms. End Music.
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Brown Says State Should Regain Control of Prisons. Jones Criticizes Anthem's Rate Hikes. The End of "d) all of the above"?. Yosemite Plan Would Cap Visitors, But Provide More Services. End Music.
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New Bill Would Regulate Ammunition Sales. The Market For Robotic Drone Aircraft Takes Off. End Music.
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LA Judge To Hear Arguments On Church Abuse Files. End Music.
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An array of new education bills become law in California this month. Several are designed to tackle one of the state's most alarming issues: the skyrocketing rate of student suspensions. California schools are now issuing more suspensions than diplomas, particularly to African-American students. Nowhere is that more apparent than in the Oakland Unified School District. But district officials hope a new approach called Restorative Justice will turn things around.
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Southern California Seeks New Water Sources. End Music.
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New Laws Try to Keep Students in School. Reducing the Backup on the Border. End Music.
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L.A. Mayoral Candidate Backed by 'Demon Sheep' Creator. Early Rains May Force Reservoirs to Dump Water. End Music.
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Bringing The Rose Parade To Blind Audiences. 2013 A Year to Anticipate For Sports Fans. End Music.
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State Educators Criticize 'No Child Left Behind'. New Legal Protections for Homeowners. Health Insurance Costs Going Up in New Year. End Music.
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On the next California Report Magazine, our last of 2012, we'll meet some remarkable people, including a San Francisco architect who lost his sight.
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Seniors Invited to Rejoin Adult Day Care Before Year Ends. Soap Opera's Plot Centers on HIV Infection. End Music.
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Young Immigrants Will Soon Be Able to Drive Legally. Country's First Vietnamese-American Mayor Takes Office. End Music.
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Corrections Officials May Move Thousands Out of Isolation. Virtual "Villages" Provide Seniors With Support. End Music.
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Tuba Players Get Their Annual Chance to Shine. The Giving State: The Hidden Genius Project. End Music.
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With Christmas just around the corner, we catch up with a community known for its robust singing and beautiful carols. Eastern Slavic immigrants and refugees from the former Soviet Union have come mainly to California's capital — but they're in smaller cities like Fresno, too. Also, members of the Real Vocal String Quartet stop by to talk about music, and their recent trip to Azerbaijan.
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Calpers and San Bernardino Head To Court. Rite Seeks Healing for Historic Wrongs. End Music.
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Central Valley District Struggles With Air Quality. California's Ambivalent Relationship With 'Secure Communities'. End Music.
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State Releases First Rules on Fracking. Learning Yoga at 82. End Music.
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Many New Faces in Sacramento When Legislature Reconvenes. End Music.
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Small School District, Big Grant From "Race to the Top". End Music.
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Our music reviewers share their picks for the year's best "under-the-radar" music. Plus, poet Al Young talks about writing his monthly poem about California this year and reads his December piece.
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Prison 'Realignment' Program Stalling Out?. Last Call at the King Eddy Saloon. End Music.
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Expanding Medi-Cal Caseload Leaves State Queasy. Tahoe Development Rules Get A Revamp. The Giving State: Transitions From Prison.
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Standard of Care in Children's Insurance Plan Questioned. LA Won't Comply With Secure Communities. End Music.
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Finding Lower-Cost Weight-Loss Strategies. One County's Experience With Prison Realignment. End Music.
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Congress Welcomes Record Number of Latino Representatives. What to Do With Tsunami Debris? There's an App for That. End Music.
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Mobile health apps are becoming more sophisticated. Some can read your heart rate or take your blood sugar level, and send the data to doctor. So who's making sure these apps are accurate and safe? Health reporter Mina Kim explains how the Food and Drug Administration is taking a closer look at mobile health devices and applications.
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Stem Cell Board Urged to Restructure. If Deal Approved, Oakland Police Will Submit to New 'Compliance Director'. End Music.
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Back to Work at Southern California Ports. Climbing Earth's Second-Largest Tree. End Music.
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LA Cases Prompt Second Try at Teacher Firing Bill. State Delegation in DC Will Have Less Seniority. End Music.
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LAUSD and Teachers Reach Deal on Performance Evaluations. San Diego Prepares to Tap Seawater's Potential. End Music.
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Police Ignored, Mishandled Sexual Assaults Reported by Disabled. End Music.
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Zoroastrians across the world gather six times a year to celebrate Gahambar, a religious festival to honor the fruits of the seasons. One of the world's most ancient religions, Zoroastrianism used to have millions of followers. Today that number has shrunk to around 200,000 people, mostly in India and Iran. But last month, believers gathered in the hills of San Jose at one of California's only Zoroastrian temples to pray, eat and keep their faith alive in the West.
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Supreme Court Considering Taking Up California's Ban on Same Sex Marriage. Los Angeles Unified Says Sex Abuse Issues in Audit Already Being Addressed. Homeless Youth in SF Find Help at Larkin Street Youth Services. End Music.
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Salmon Returning to San Joaquin River. New Law Will Ease Use of 'Known Sperm Donors'. End Music.
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Grumbling Over Pay For Berkeley Chancellor. State Needs More Primary Care Doctors. End Music.
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Citrus Growers Battle to Contain Tiny, Dangerous Pest. School Uses the Sun to 'Make it Rain' for Music Classes. End Music.
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Illegal Border Crossings Are Down, or Are They?. Monster Brand Energy Drinks Under Investigation by FDA and SF City Attorney. End Music.
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Is there a California accent? Stanford linguists think so. Also, we'll meet a singer/songwriter who moonlights as a physician. Join us for the California Report.
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Ambitious Nuclear Fusion Project Hasn't Delivered Yet. End Music.
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First Round of "Cap and Trade" Auctions Called Successful. Lenders Making Some Mortgage Relief Moves, But Slowly. The Giving State: Muttville. End Music.
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China's "Gridlock" May Slow Clean Energy Conversion. End Music.
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San Francisco chef Traci Des Jardins' Thanksgiving menu reflects the culinary refinement you'd expect from a two-time James Beard Award-winner. But it also incorporates her childhood, spent in California's Central Valley. We visit Des Jardins in her home kitchen.
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Prop. 30 Money Not 'Instant Fix' for Schools. End Music.
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Brown Tells UC Regents to Keep Tuition Down. Flame Retardants Linked to Childrens' Health Issues. Underwater Sound Testing Permit Denied. End Music.
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State's Carbon Trading Market Open For Business. LAUSD Walks Back Cuts After Prop 30 Win. Fresno Tests Offering Shares in Community Health Program. End Music.
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California In Middle of US-China Solar Panel Trade War. End Music.
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Kids in the Classroom, Parents on the Battlefield. End Music.
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Voters this week handed Democrats supermajorities in Sacramento, giving the party complete control of the state Legislature. How will they use their new power? We'll also meet a 92-year-old Italian immigrant who builds violins for veterans.
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Unfair Denials of Claims Plague Veterans. End Music.
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Election 2012: Education Cuts Avoided. Election 2012: Democrats Gain Power, But What Will They Do With It?. Election 2012: Democratic Gains Even in Inland Empire. End Music.
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Brown's Proposition 30 Passes. Death Penalty to Continue in Calif. End Music.
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Mail-In Ballots May Outnumber In-Person Voting. Pistachio Crop Threatened by Moths, Fungus. End Music.
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Young Voters Take Ideals to the Ballot Box. End Music.
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Two big political reforms are shaking up the state's congressional races this year. We'll hear which incumbents look most endangered. Also, party switchers — what makes a lifelong Republican or Democrat change their registration? Listen to those stories, plus a November poem from Al Young.
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'The Dog Ate My Ballot,' and Other Reasons Some Don't Head to the Polls. End Music.
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Giants Celebrate with Thousands in S.F. New Legislative Lines Create First Ever Majority-Asian District. End Music.
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Election 2012: Feinstein Looking Ahead to New Term. End Music.
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Murder Trial of 12-Year-Old Begins. Election 2012: California's Mormons Not United on Romney. End Music.
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Election 2012: Strong Contrasts in San Diego Mayor's Race. End Music.
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San Francisco voters are about to weigh-in on one of California's oldest environmental battles. A large part of San Francisco's water supply is stored in a national park — in a reservoir built in Yosemite's Hetch Hetchy Valley. Environmentalists all the way back to John Muir have called on the city to store its water elsewhere so the valley can be restored. A November ballot measure would require the city to develop a plan to do that — and the battle is just as fierce today as it was a...
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Election 2012: Siskiyou County Road Trip. End Music.
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State Accused of Denying Seniors Day Care Access. End Music.
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Mystery Campaign Spending Raises Eyebrows. Farm Town Near Mexican Border Is Home for Many Baseball Players. End Music.
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Election 2012: Is Prop 40 The Strangest Ballot Measure Ever?. The Giving State: Urban Forest. End Music.
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Election 2012: Tech Execs Consider Role of Government. End Music.
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With less than three weeks to go before Election Day, local campaign workers are kicking into high-gear, knocking on doors and phone-banking. This year, they're also using new digital technologies to reach voters. The question is whether these new tactics will make a difference - and whether they test the bounds of privacy.
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Parent Trigger Group Votes for Charter to Take Over Elementary School in Adelanto. Foreclosures Impact Number of Likely Voters. End Music.
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Central Coast Republican Hopes to Attract Fellow Latinos. End Music.
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Going Door to Door to Get Out the Latino Vote. End Music.
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Election 2012: Revisiting "Three Strikes" For Some Nonviolent Crimes. End Music.
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Election 2012: Battle of the Education Tax Initiatives. End Music.
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L.A. voters will decide if porn movie actors should be forced to wear condoms. One former adult film star who got HIV on the set says yes. Also, there's a push for medical marijuana in San Diego County. Listen to those stories and more about health issues and the November 2012 election.
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Proposition 31: Nine Ideas in Just One Measure. K-Pop Convention Showcasing More than 'Gangnam Style'. End Music.
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Moody's May Downgrade Municipal Bonds in Many Cities. Two District Attorneys Present Competing Views on Death Penalty. End Music.
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Proposition 34: Death Penalty Debate Heads to Voters for Possible Resolution. End Music.
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Feds Say 'Shut Down Today' to LA Pot Dispensaries. Obama Honors Cesar Chavez with a Visit to La Paz. Eyes on Apps at Health 2.0 Conference. End Music.
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New Rules Make Once-Safe House Seat Competitive. End Music.
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The Central Coast is truly purple — closely divided between Republicans and Democrats. But all voters seem to agree on one thing — Congress is not working.
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Outside Money Pouring In To California's Congressional Races. End Music.
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Church Installs San Francisco Archbishop. Prop. 39 Would Change the Way Companies Are Taxed. End Music.
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Prop. 30: Taxes for Schools and Public Safety. End Music.
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Prop. 30: Taxes for Schools and Public Safety. End Music.
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Prop. 30: Taxes for Schools and Public Safety. End Music.
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