How California's End of Life bill works, when students with helicopter parents head to college, a check-in with a Valley Fire evacuee.
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Christy O'Donnell, one of California's most vocal proponents of End of Life legislation, is speaking out after Gov. Jerry Brown signed the bill.
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No, it's not the world's weirdest dinner party. They're just a two of the many folks who will be appearing this week at an event called Politicon.
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Professor Georgene Vairo at Loyola Law School explains the basics of how things could play out for consumers, and how long it could take.
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The idea of being a 'helicopter parent' is a style moms and dads try not to fall into when their children are young. But what happens in college and beyond?
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This week music supervisor Morgan Rhodes joins A Martinez to talk about new music from Janet Jackson, Rudimental, Jono McCleery and more.
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Linda Kite, executive director of the Healthy Homes Collaborative, joins the show to explain how REAP works, and how effective the program is.
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• 6:16
In the past few months, multiple wildfires have stretched California's resources thin, putting a strain on crews and equipment.
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• 7:01
The Valley Fire burned more than 70,000 acres. Middletown resident Kelli Chase returns to her neighborhood to find destruction – and hope.
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Companies such as FanDuel and DraftKings tout millionaire-making contests through their start-up sites. But now these companies are under fire.