FIFA elects its new president in the wake of the corruption scandal, the legal implications of Richard Prince's selfie exhibit, laws and gang members.
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Today, FIFA is holding elections in Zurich to elect its next president
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You know the saying, "Behind every great man is a great woman"?
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The new film 'San Andreas' explores what might happen if California experienced the largest magnitude earthquake in recorded history.
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Proponents say the gang enhancement law has helped to crack down on crime, but critics say the law is unfair and targets minorities.
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TGIF. You made it through the 4-day week. Well, almost. For those of you who have the next couple of days off, we're here to help you plan. KPCC’s social media producer Kristen Lepore has ideas on how to pass your weekend.
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Jack Lerner and Selena Mooney, aka Missy Suicide, explain the impacts of Richard Prince's move to make other people's Instagram selfies into art.
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In the latest business departure from Southern California, semiconductor manufacturer Avago Technologies agreed to acquire local chip maker Broadcom.
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The best outcome for organizers is that people ride the event and then change their routines to bike more. KPCC's Leo Duran tried to see if that's happening.
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Black Girls Do Bike Los Angeles organizes rides and provides skills and safety training for women of color. The group has grown to about 650 members in one year.
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Maybe you remember, a couple of years ago when the Space Shuttle Endeavor made its way through LA. Well, it looks like we'll get to experience that again.