Audience-funded nonprofit news
Next Up:
0:00
0:00
-
Listen Listen
Paul Glickman
he/him
Former Senior Editor
Stories by Paul Glickman
-
The state health insurance exchange says about 800,000 households benefited from the federal support when buying coverage for 2014.
-
Those who got sick visited Disneyland or California Adventure between Dec. 15-20. Six had to be hospitalized, and at least 12 were unvaccinated.
-
That brings the number of people infected at Disneyland or California Adventure between Dec. 15-20 to 17.
-
The agency's proposed rule change would still require men who have sex with men to wait one year "since the last sexual contact" to donate blood.
-
Two state senators and an assemblywoman write bills that would bar lawyers in civil cases from arguing that a child can consent to sex with an adult.
-
The Department of Justice had already filed a civil suit against Dr. Aria Sabit over the same allegations. California stripped him of his license in August.
-
The case involved dozens of students suing L.A. Unified over its handling of the Mark Berndt sex abuse case. It is the largest payout ever for LAUSD.
-
W. Keith Wyatt had come under fire for saying that a child's decision to cross a busy street is as dangerous as deciding to have sex with a teacher.
-
The insurance giants have taken steps to correct the problems, but the state says they must do more or face possible penalties.
-
L.A. Unified said its decision was the result of comments attorney W. Keith Wyatt made to KPCC on Thursday.
-
KPCC found dilapidated buildings, faulty fire alarms and filthy restrooms at Inglewood Unified schools. The state trustee says repairs and cleanup are in the works.
-
Holes in classroom floors and gym ceilings, inadequate fire alarm systems, filthy bathrooms at some Inglewood schools more than two years after a state takeover.
