Congress receives scant sexual harassment training; Pasadena's Gamble House opens up servants quarters to public (Photos); DefCon brings together hackers and government organizations; Report: Climate change and California's rising sea levels; Study shows threat of arrest not deterring undocumented immigrants; Thousands of US veterans deported after service, plus much more.
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• 6:12
Lieutenant Mitchell O'Brian is with the Huntington Beach Police Department, and explained how the police are using social media to find suspects from Sunday's riots.
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• 8:11
Most of the incidents San Diego Mayor Bob Filner is accused of occurred when he was serving in Congress, whose members receive minimal amount training.
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• 9:14
The LA Times reports that confidential records from five Catholic orders have been turned over to victims of sexual abuse.
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• 5:46
A hacker, a journalist and an NSA agent all sit down for a game of black jack. That might sound like the opening line for a joke (and it probably would make a great one), but it's probably more like what's happening this week in Las Vegas.
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• 6:44
A new study from USC and Stanford finds that the threat of arrest and punishment is still not a deterrent for people to cross the border illegally.
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• 8:30
A new article in the current issue of Playboy magazine sheds light on the thousands of veterans who have been deported after serving in the US military.
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• 10:59
Time for State of Affairs, our look at politics throughout California with KPCC political reporters Frank Stoltze and Alice Walton.
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• 3:20
The CPUC declared Tuesday that it should have jurisdiction over and regulate companies that use mobile apps to help people find a ride.
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• 7:06
Here in Southern California, two mothers are teaming up with a message that women should be more supportive for those that choose to breastfeed their babies.
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• 5:46
Big long-term sea rise would put at least a quarter of 85 California cities underwater at high tide, including Huntington Beach, Long Beach, Carson, Marina del Rey, and Seal Beach.
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• 2:28
This week, a little elementary school in Adelanto, Calif., opened its doors for the first time under new management, thanks to the so-called parent trigger law. It's the first public school in the state to do so, after two years of conflict and court battles. Expectations are running high.
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• 5:38
Every week we get your weekend conversation starters with Rico Gagliano and Brendan Newnam, the hosts of the Dinner Party Download podcast and radio show.
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• 9:06
The Gamble House is opening the doors to its servants' hall and rooms for the first time in its history, as other rooms undergo renovation. The "Upstairs Downstairs Tour" runs through most of August.