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Mike Roe
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Former associate editor
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Brown issued an executive order to put in place California's first-ever mandatory statewide water reductions. He made the announcement as the state's snowpack hit a record low.
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In a stunning upset, Strangers took out Bracket Madness year 1 winner This American Life. Now they face year 2 winner Radiolab. Vote now and read the story thus far!
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We're down to the final four. Here's what went down (who won in the battle between Serial and This American Life?!) and what's up next. Come vote!
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The enthusiastic Fischbeck (and his signature bowtie and glasses) worked for KABC for almost 20 years, according to the station, before retiring.
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Round 2 is in the books, and we're down to the top 8 in KPCC's Public Radio Bracket Madness! Go vote in Round 3 (including dream match This American Life vs. Serial)!
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With California facing one of the worst droughts ever, we're all thinking about how to save water. But you may not be doing the right thing.
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Perro Aguayo Jr. apparently hurt himself in the wrestling ring's ropes while getting ready to take one of Mysterio's signature moves, the 619.
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It's time for Round 2 of this year's Public Radio Bracket Madness. Go vote and read about the Round 1 results, as well as the matchups that these results set up.
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The location is considered a prime of example of "Googie architecture," a 1950s vision of what the future would look like. The L.A. City Council could vote to preserve it.
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It's time for KPCC's third annual Public Radio Bracket Madness voting! We've got 15 new shows, 17 returning shows and the addition of public radio podcasts. Let's do this.
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Orange County Register co-owner Aaron Kushner resigned Tuesday from his duties with both Freedom and the paper, according to the Register.
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Pasadena residents are also voting for a new City Council member and three new Pasadena Unified School Board members.
