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Brian Frank
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Former Editor, Digital and Special Projects
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The city of Bell on Wednesday approved a plan to temporarily house 150 immigrant children amid a recent influx of people from Central America. KPCC takes a look at how similar plans are faring elsewhere.
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Three people were killed when a man with a rifle began shooting at passersby in the 1700 block of Summit Avenue on Saturday, police said.
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The Federal Trade Commission has filed a complaint against Amazon for billing its users for unauthorized in-app purchases made by children. Are you seeing similar charges?
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Tthe cities that made real estate blog Movot's snobbiest cities list and how it was determined left some KPCC readers perturbed. Here's what you had to say about it.
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A black license plate with yellow lettering — used in the 1960s — was the first to meet a minimum number of preorders, clearing the way for manufacturing to begin.
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A 20-year-old man was shot and later died of his wounds after a verbal dispute with a suspect in his late teens outside a restaurant on Sunset Boulevard.
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FEMA requested support from five California urban search and rescue teams after a landslide in Washington state killed at least 14 people. More than 100 people are still missing.
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The National Weather Service warns that a pair of storms hitting mid-week and lasting through the weekend could cause mudslides in burn areas.
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Vice President Joe Biden, an admitted "train guy," told new "Late Night" host Seth Meyers that Gov. Jerry Brown was "leading the country in having high-speed rail."
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Parking passes will go back up to $15 from $10 for fans who pay at the gate — the same price they paid during the McCourt era.
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Adult Fans of Lego are part of a built-in fan base that is sure to drive ticket sales for "The Lego Movie," which opens Friday.
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Metro board members agreed Thursday to launch draft environmental impact studies on four different options to connect light rail to Los Angeles International Airport.