Homelessness in LA has gone up--especially in women, director of the SoCal Earthquake Center predicts major quake, will the Florida Governor's invitation to CA businesses inspire a mass exodus?
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• 8:03
USC student and Take Two regular, Mary Perez has been against Donald Trump’s candidacy from the start and said that won’t change anytime soon.
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• 6:30
Santa Barbara has seen success with their safe parking program, which helps the homeless living in vehicles. LA Councilman Mike Bonin wants to test that idea here.
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• 7:05
Since 2013 women have accounted for the majority increase in homelessness in the city of LA, with a current population of about 15,000.
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• 8:27
Florida Governor Rick Scott says Californians should come to Florida for work and to start up businesses. But the question is – will anyone answer the call?
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• 15:07
A big letdown for Californians hoping for a competitive presidential primary, the legal age to buy cigarettes is bumped up to 21, and pot heads to the ballot.
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• 7:33
The Tribune publishing company, which owns the Los Angeles Times, rejected an unsolicited bid from the Gannett Company that was put up two weeks ago.
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• 7:58
Tom Jordan, director of the Southern California Earthquake Center, reminds us that the state needs to be ready for when the infamous fault finally lets loose.
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• 5:31
Trees in the Sierras are dying at rates faster than at anytime in at least 15 years. In fact, scientists say they haven't seen it this bad since they started doing surveys back in 2001.