Today on the show, we turn to Texas, where there's a debate going on over whether to offer Mexican-American studies as a statewide high school class. Then, we'll talk about another security breach that may have compromised username, passwords and credit card data. We'll end the show with Yarn Crawl L.A., a four-day event A Martinez recently paid a visit to.
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The state of Texas Board of Education will soon decide whether or not to move a Mexican-American Studies elective from a "wishlist" to a list of classes that will be taught at the high-school level in the future.
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For the first time in more than three decades, Medicare has publicly released information about payments to doctors and other health providers nationwide.
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"Heartbleed" is a new vulnerability that was discovered in an online protocol called SSL, which is used to encrypt data that travels across the internet...
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It's hot out. So, we have a list of apps that'll help you sit around the pool, get drunk and save your baby soft skin from turning to leather.
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Very few dentists accept Denti-Cal patients. KPCC's Adrian Florido reports on what could be, at least, a partial solution.
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• 4:47
One group of citrus farmers in Tulare County is facing a very dire summer. They could lose their only source of water.
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• 9:57
The Huskies rule college basketball. Which team rules L.A. professional basketball. And a warrior has gone down for the count.
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The San Francisco-based company Uber has enjoyed great success with its ride-sharing services, and now it's making a big move by expanding its business to bike deliveries.
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The number of mothers who are choosing to stay at home is on the rise. That's according to a study from the Pew Research Center out this week.
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"The Bare-Faced Messiah," a biography of L Ron Hubbard, was first published in 1987. But it's only now, 27 years later, that the biography is finally available in the U.S.
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One town in Sweden is experimenting with slimming down the day of their government employees to just six hours.
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The Sea World theme park in San Diego can keep its orcas.... For now.
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Officials with the Los Angeles Police Department this week revealed an investigation into officer involved tampering ...
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Scientists are trying to understand why some storms unload lots of rain and snow, and others don't.
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Thanks to the knitwear worn in "The Hunger Games," the pastime is gaining popularity — even in sunny SoCal, and even among men.