The impact of Hillary Clinton on women in politics, Oakland's police chief talks rethinking police engagement and rebuilding community trust, the latest sports news.
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• 14:56
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton arrives on the West Coast today. She'll swing through the state for a series of fundraisers for her campaign.
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• 16:47
This Thursday, hundreds of officers will attend a conference in Washington, D.C., focused on rethinking use-of-force training.
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• 8:29
The Mayweather v. Pacquiao fight was billed as "the fight of the century," but did it really turn out to be "the dud of the century"?
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If doctors know best, shouldn't they be considering ways to help cost conscious clients? Rebecca Plevin joins the show to talk about negotiating healthcare pricing.
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• 7:57
Max Gomberg with the State Water Resources Control Board explains the details of developing the state's first mandatory water cuts.
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• 6:21
Recycled water, often called by its less appealing moniker - toilet to tap water - has been a tough sell in California but the drought is changing attitudes.
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• 5:05
Water bonds have long been seen as a safe bet in the investing world, but anxiety is rising with the ongoing drought in California.
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• 6:07
Yi Li does the marketing for China Tour in Diamond Bar, and he talks about Southern California's appeal to Chinese visitors.
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• 9:44
'Whenever I am feeling particularly sluggish, there is one musician I turn to... to get me up and going. He has never let me down.' Who's Alex Cohen talking about?
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• 10:10
The Catholic Church wants to make Junípero Serra, the controversial Spanish Franciscan friar who was a driving force behind the California missions, a saint.