New law would track the race of everyone stopped by police, overweight Asian Americans are seen as more 'American' than thinner peers, plans to rebuild on top of the PCH landslide.
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As the L.A. Police Commission ponders ending its ban on the release of body cam videos, cops weigh in on the value of the "silent witness."
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It's part of a data collection effort to determine how an officer's perceptions of a person might lead to a stop and search.
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Wait a minute. That new Tesla Model 3 has an interior camera that's pointed at the driver and passengers? What's the deal?
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Citrus disease Huanglingbing already devastated Florida's juice industry. Now it's been found in Riverside and could be bad for local fresh fruit.
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A University of Washington-led study found that heavier Asian Americans were more likely to be perceived as American, and less likely to face prejudice, than thinner peers.
If you're hitting the trails this summer, be sure to take these precautions.
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The landslide created 14 acres of new coast. For the folks at Caltrans central coast, the best way to repair Highway 1 is to build the road over the top of it.
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Cremations made up 63.4 percent of funerals in 2015, and a new forecast says cremation rates will only keep growing — they could reach nearly 80 percent by 2030.