A history of pools and segregation, what's next for California's high-speed rail, and how parents watch out for teens in the age of the Internet.
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• 11:38
Buffy Sainte-Marie made a huge name for herself in the 1964 with her album “It’s My Way.”
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• 6:55
The US fought off an aggressive Australian team in its first game Monday at the World Cup, to come away with a win, and an important three points in pool play.
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• 8:00
It's time for Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment. A Martinez sits down with music journalist Steve Hochman to chat about what he's been listening to.
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• 9:18
What would you do if your friend's teenage son posted a song online called "All I Want 2 Do Is Die." In author Annabelle Gurwitch's case, it was her son.
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• 6:36
The California High-Speed Rail Authority is meeting today in downtown Los Angeles, and big crowds are expected as the rail authority board considers different route options through Southern California.
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• 6:55
Scientists are on a hunt to find the origins of mysterious tar balls that have washed ashore on Southern California beaches in recent weeks – and they think they're getting close to an answer.
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• 28:46
Mervin Field remained involved in his work until the end. The latest Field Poll, released in late May, still bore his byline.
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• 9:33
A local Japanese family with a historic past is working to preserve the Altadena property they've called home since the early 1900s.