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Award-winning moderator Warren Olney leads lively, thoughtful and provocative discussion on the issues Southern Californians care about.

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26:20

Peace at the Grocery Store

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2007/07/27

Today, it appears the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles have avoided a strike that had the potential for widespread economic repercussions. More directly important to consumers was last weekend’s deal between Vons, Ralphs, Albertsons and the grocery workers. On Reporter’s Notebook, will Felix the Cat be bad for business in downtown Los Angeles?

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25:49

State Spending and Real Estate in California

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2007/07/26

Governor Schwarzenegger can’t get enough Republican Senators to approve a budget agreed to by the Democratic majority. We’ll hear a debate between Senators of both parties. Also, with foreclosure rates up 800% since last year, what’s happening to California’s real estate market?

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26:15

Will Inmates Get Early Release?

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2007/07/25

Two federal judges say overcrowding in California prisons violates the Constitution. The Governor and the Legislature have approved eight billion dollars to build more space, but judges say that won’t happen quickly enough. Also, federal inspectors at King-Harbor Hospital.

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26:52

One Major Road Opens, Another Shuts Down

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2007/07/24

The 210 extension is complete between Rialto and San Bernardino. Will it bring new development that offsets improvements in commuter traffic? On Reporter’s Notebook, Blue Whales in Southern California.

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26:00

Homeland Security and the Politics of Fear

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2007/07/20

Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff is due in LA tomorrow, but he may not be welcome. After a 10% cut in urban security money, city and county officials accuse Washington of playing politics with the war on terror. On Reporter’s Notebook, will David Beckham make the field Saturday for his first game with the Galaxy?

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27:09

The War between States and the Federal Government...

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2007/07/19

Yesterday Orange County’s all-Republican board of supervisors became California’s 33rd county to begin licensing the use of medical marijuana. On that same day, the federal Drug Enforcement Administration arrested dispensary operators elsewhere in Southern California. Tonight, we’ll hear from the feds, from an Orange County supervisor, and from a former operator of a marijuana clinic.

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27:01

Is California Ready for more Water Wars?

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2007/07/18

Last year California voters approved billions of dollars in flood control bonds. This week Governor Schwarzenegger is campaigning for billions in water storage projects to protect against drought. On Reporter’s Notebook, LA’s Roman Catholic Archdiocese has settled sexual abuse cases by 221 priests. Why no criminal charges?

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26:32

Cardinal Roger Mahoney Stays Out of Court

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2007/07/17

The sex-abuse settlement between five-hundred and eight plaintiffs and LA’s Roman Catholic Archdiocese was approved today in Superior Court. We’ll hear what that means to some victims. Also tonight, a possible strike may shut down the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.

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30:16

Is Ideology Trumping Science in the White House?

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2007/07/13

Dr. James Holsinger wrote a paper for the Methodist Church more than a decade ago claiming that gay male sex was inherently unsafe. Now he has been nominated to become the country’s leading doctor. What is the proper role of science in making national policy? Jim Sterngold guest hosts.

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27:10

How Will Southern California Survive 12 Million New...

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2007/07/12

California is projected to expand another seventy percent over the next forty years, placing enormous strain on traffic, air quality and other resources. On Reporter's Notebook, the new Nixon library reopens as a true Presidential archive.

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26:00

Does LA have a Work Force with No Place to Live?

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2007/07/11

The housing stock in Los Angeles has failed to keep up with increased population, and the shortage means high rents for people with low incomes. On Reporter’s Notebook, is there too much Christianity in the military?

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27:04

A Big Boost for Charter Schools - What About Mayor...

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2007/07/10

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation put up almost eight million dollars today to create ten charter schools to replace Locke High. Mayor Villaraigosa won’t be directly involved and when he showed up at the announcement, was swamped with questions about his personal life.

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25:58

The Mayor, the TV Reporter, and California Politics

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2007/07/06

Do the news media care more about Mayor Villaraigosa’s affair than the voters do? On Reporter’s Notebook, is it time to get rid of your lawn?

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25:41

Is it Too Dry for Fireworks on the Fourth of July?

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2007/07/04

The City of LA is prepared to cancel any display of fireworks right up to the last minute and one scientist says there should not be any at all. Also, Mayor Villaraigosa makes a public announcement. On Reporter’s Notebook, is Governor Schwarzenegger’s global warming effort in trouble?

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26:39

The Pool’s Full of Water but the Kids Can’t Swim

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2007/07/03

In downtown Los Angeles, LA Unified opened a 160 million dollar complex just nine months ago. However, as the summer heats up, the Olympic-sized swimming pool is closed to the public.

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26:54

The United States Supreme Court and School...

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2007/06/29

Today the U.S. Supreme Court threw out school integration programs in Louisville and Seattle because they used race to maintain racial balance. Also tonight, immigration reform is dead for the foreseeable future.

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26:13

It’s Time to Clean Up the Los Angeles Harbor, but Who...

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2007/06/28

Thirty big-rigs clogged up the 110 Freeway today due to a clean air plan adopted by the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles. On Reporter’s Notebook, LA Supervisors have backed away from starting the shut-down of King-Drew Hospital. Is that a mistake?

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26:21

Politics and Race in LA’s Congressional Delegation

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2007/06/26

Hispanics outnumber blacks in many Congressional districts traditionally held by African-Americans. In tomorrow’s election to replace the late Juanita Millender-McDonald, race and ethnicity may play an important role. On Reporter’s Notebook, the US Conference of Mayors takes on bottled water as a problem for the environment.

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26:15

The Joys and Risks of Yosemite Valley

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2007/06/22

A Japanese visitor plunged to his death last Saturday, the third fatality on Yosemite Valley’s Half Dome in less than a year. It’s a daunting climb up a 300-foot, almost-vertical ladder but more and more inexperienced, out-of-shape hikers are taking the risk. On Reporter’s Notebook, two Presidents will visit Orange County tomorrow.

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25:52

For the Gang Capital of the World, a New 'Czar'

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2007/06/21

Despite twenty-three anti-gang programs costing eighty-two million dollars a year, the gang problem in Los Angeles is getting worse. Today Mayor Villagraigosa made good on his promise to name a single official to find out what works - and what doesn’t. Also Michelle Delgadillo, wife of City attorney Rocky Delgadillo, pleaded 'no contest' in court today.

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