More on former Undersheriff Paul Tanaka's indictment, Volvo makes a promise for safety by 2020, Blythe Danner's new film, 'I'll See You In My Dreams.'
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• 6:20
Data obtained by KPCC show that most youth in Los Angeles are being denied relief and are still facing the courts without an attorney, despite a change in policy.
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• 10:09
On this week's State of Affairs, Governor Jerry Brown unveils his updated budget proposal, the lion's share of which will go to public education, and Rep. Loretta Sanchez set to make a "special announcement" today.
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• 4:47
Former LA County Undersheriff Paul Tanaka surrenders to authorities.
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• 8:52
Volvos. Known for being safe. But can the company deliver on it's promise that by 2020 there will be no deaths or serious injuries in its new cars.
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• 14:37
Melissa Goldman, director of the LGBT Gender and Reproductive Justice Project at the ACLU of Southern California, is weighing this question.
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• 6:31
Sneezing fits triggered by light, the fourth state of matter discovered and what a study on bathroom graffiti found out about men and women.
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• 7:58
It opened in 1935 as the brainchild of Griffith J. Griffith, and became a hotspot for astronomy as well as a backdrop, itself, on film and TV.
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• 6:19
The Silicon Valley is holding its first-ever Fashion Week? (question mark intended). The three-day event is complete with drones flying down the catwalk.
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• 8:27
The new film "I'll See You in My Dreams" focuses on a widow in her early 70s, living in Los Angeles.
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• 7:43
Iranian hip hop artist Erfan and 'Rebel Music: Iran' director Roxana Vilk talk about why L.A. is the hub of the Iranian music scene.