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The future of the California GOP, the directory of black-owned businesses, overdraft fees add up
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Dec 21, 2016
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The future of the California GOP, the directory of black-owned businesses, overdraft fees add up

What does the future hold for the CA GOP? Black Lives Matter teams up with New York ad agency to shine a spotlight on black businesses, overdraft fees.
Christmas shoppers walk past a decorated Christmas tree at a shopping mall.
Christmas shoppers walk past a decorated Christmas tree at a shopping mall.
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What does the future hold for the CA GOP? Black Lives Matter teams up with New York ad agency to shine a spotlight on black businesses, the impact of overdraft fees.

What does the future hold for Republicans in California?
Listen • 19:27
Former Governor Pete Wilson and a young conservative discuss what the next four years may hold for the weakened California GOP.
LA's black business owners face unique challenges
Listen • 8:29
Black Lives Matter has created a directory of black-owned businesses across the country. One local business owner shares her take.
With Prop 66 blocked by California Supreme Court, the death penalty debate continues
Listen • 7:06
California's Supreme Court has halted the death penalty measure Prop 66. We'll take a look at what advocates on both sides of the debate could do next.
Sports Roundup: the NFL first round picks and the relationship between sports and media
Listen • 10:39
A Martinez talks sports with Andy and Brian Kamanetzky.
The Styled Side: Black Santa Claus is coming to town
Listen • 7:26
Former NBA player Baron Davis is bringing Black Santa's face to sweaters, hoodies, wrapping paper and more.
What would be the economic impact of mass deportations?
Listen • 9:41
The total potential economic impact is difficult to quantify, but the industries that would be most affected include agriculture, service, and construction.