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David Ryu won an unlikely victory in the CD4 LA City Council race, which started out with 14 candidates. How does one standout in such a crowded field?
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Earlier this year, we picked one person who didn't vote in local elections and got him to care. He voted, but will Al return to the polls for Tuesday's runoffs?
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As voters go the polls today, Al Gordon shows that he really cares: He voted! Follow KPCC reporter Meghan McCarty and Al to the polls.
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We've been trying to #MakeAlCare about the elections. We succeeded so well he's taking up the fight - holding an open house for candidates and neighbors.
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Al Gordon — our typical non-voting Angeleno — has begun to care deeply about the issues that affect his life and business. And now the candidates are hearing him, too.
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We take on low voter turnout by focusing on one non-voter. But before we can #MakeAlCare about voting, we have to figure out what Al cares about in his neighborhood.
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Voter turnout in Los Angeles is the lowest in the state. It got us thinking: Can we get one person fired up enough to vote on March 3? Meet Al.
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A heat wave is expected to strike Southern California this week with temperatures topping 100 degrees in Los Angeles by Wednesday.
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Scientists have found one more tool to help monitor water in California. They’re using GPS to measure the weight of the snowpack in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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A UCLA researchers played these samples of both for test subjects and discovered that we're fooled only part of the time. How do you score?
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A project to monitor radiation levels from the Fukushima nuclear leak in kelp beds on the West Coast has found no contamination in its initial testing.
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A form of sugar made from the plant used to make tequila could help people lose weight and manage diabetes, according to new research.
