How California stacks up with vaccination policies, the Affordable Care Act changes the way you file taxes in 2015, the Anthem hack and personal data security.
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The legislation was proposed on Wednesday by Sen. Richard Pan, a Democratic pediatrician from Sacramento
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Health provider Anthem announced that 80 million customer and employee data were stolen in a hack, one of the largest breaches in the healthcare industry.
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It's February, W2s are arriving in the mail, and that means one thing: tax time. But this year, because of Obamacare, the process will be a little different.
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Crisis Text Line helps teenagers through academic stress, clique problems at school and more serious issues like depression and suicidal thoughts.
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Every February, a little city pops up in the desert north of Palm Springs. Off-roader and fans gather for what might be the wildest race in motorsports.
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On this week's State of Affairs, the politics of measles, the battle to replace Barbara Boxer gets a bit more heated, and where $226 million went last year.
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The May Co. department store on Broadway and 8th would be converted into a combination of a shopping mall, office building and hotel
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Amy Pascal is out as Sony Pictures' head following the studio's massive hack. The Frame host John Horn discusses what’s next for her, and Sony.
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How feeling awed can keep you healthy, what people would do to not take pills each day, and cat journalism didn't start on the Internet.
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The Anaheim City Council has voted to crack down on pot shop landlords. But just 10 minutes south in Santa Ana, pot shops can find a mellower place to call home.
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LA-based band Dengue Fever's new album, The Deepest Lake, is the latest in the sextet's exploration of Cambodian rock, Afro grooves and psych jams.
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The pop-up restaurant did not meet its Kickstarter goal of $500,000 so it could finally have a permanent home, but owner Nguyen Tran remains hopeful