A Pearl Harbor survivor recounts his story, L.A. County Board of Supervisors approve tax measure to tackle homelessness, San Bernardino takes next step in bankruptcy exit plan
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During the attacks 75 years ago, Army veteran Wetzel Sanders manned a .50 caliber machine gun and shot down a fighter plane. He shares his story with Take Two.
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As California lawmakers begin a new session, data shows the 120-member Legislature is far more male and white than the state it represents.
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L.A. County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl told KPCC the revenue from the proposed sales tax increase will make a "significant dent, if not do everything needed to get people into housing."
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After a two-decade drought the forecast for L.A.? Flooded with football.
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There are plenty of instances when men are the victims of sexual assault and women the aggressors — that's just one of the surprising findings of a new study.
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After four years, the city of San Bernardino is expected to exit bankruptcy in early 2017. A judge approved the plan Tuesday and praised officials for their efforts.
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A month after the presidential election, Los Angeles Unified School District launches hotline for concerned students. LAUSD's Steve Zimmer joins Take Two with more.
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A Santa Monica beach restoration project plans to protect Southern California's coastline. Tom Ford from the Bay Foundation explains how.
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From the Instagram-obsessed teen to the Star Wars superfan you know, we've got all the items that people are clamoring for in 2016.