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Which Way, L.A.?

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

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23:46

Molina and Huizar Duke It Out

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2015/01/28

José Huizar is the incumbent in Council District 14 — now facing a surprise challenge from termed-out Supervisor Gloria Molina. Antonio Villagraigosa has added spice to the mix by abandoning former ally Huizar and endorsing Molina. We hear about personalities, money and issues.

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26:49

Will Replacing Barbara Boxer Be a Race or a Political...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2015/01/27

State Attorney General Kamala Harris has been welcomed by some US Senators to replace retiring Barbara Boxer next year. But isn't there supposed to be an election? What about Xavier Becerra, Loretta Sanchez and Antonio Villaraigosa? For the first open seat from the biggest state in the Union since 1992, Hispanic Caucuses in Washington and Sacramento want a competitive primary. We look at the prospects.

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26:13

Moving LA toward Water Independence

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2015/01/23

The history of Los Angeles is the history of water, and that’s likely the future, too. The prospect of ongoing drought has Mayor Eric Garcetti serious about projects rejected or ignored by past city leaders.

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27:12

Santa Barbara Divided over How to Talk about Immigrants

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2015/01/22

Since the Santa Barbara News Press used the term "illegals" to describe immigrants newly able to obtain drivers’ licenses, the city has been seething with charges and counter-charges of "racism" and "political correctness."

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18:11

Southern California Gripped By Measles Outbreak

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2015/01/16

A San Diego urgent-care clinic closed yesterday after five people arrived with symptoms of measles. Were they at Disneyland the week before Christmas? It's safe now, but that was the scene of the latest outbreak of a disease the US eradicated 15 years ago. Measles is coming back — in part because too many people refuse vaccinations.

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26:19

The LAPD Prepares to Wear Body Cameras

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2015/01/15

Next time a Los Angeles police officer talks to you, you might be on camera. By next year, 7,000 LA cops are expected to hit the streets with body cams.

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27:09

Possible Oil Drilling Project Divides Hermosa Beach

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2015/01/14

Do Hermosa Beach voters want 34 new oil wells 150 feet from surf shops and beach-side homes? They have less than two months to make up their minds. It could be expensive to say "no. " A "yes" vote might be lucrative, but it could also endanger public health and destroys a peaceful neighborhood. We look at the options.

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27:29

Governor Brown Snubs UC in Budget Proposal

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2015/01/13

President Janet Napolitano warns that the UC will lose its status as one of the world's great institutions without more state money or increased tuition. Governor Brown's latest budget says "No" to both options.

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26:11

Senator Barbara Boxer to Retire

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2015/01/09

After 30 years in Washington, US Senator Barbara Boxer says it's time to come home, and she won't run for re-election next year.

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28:25

LA Crime Is Up… or Is It?

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2015/01/08

Anybody who's watched crime dramas knows that crime statistics can be deceiving — and politicized. The LAPD's "Compstat" system may not be as good as advertised. The latest numbers show an increase in violent crime last year. Is that because crimes in previous years were under-reported — by mistake or on purpose?

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26:39

Can the Bullet Train Get Back on Track?

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2015/01/07

Governor Brown and other officials gave California's High-Speed Rail project a morale boost on Tuesday with a groundbreaking in Fresno. Critics say there's no way it'll ever reach expectations: a two-hour 40-minute ride from LA to San Francisco by 2028 at a cost of $68 billion. But, whatever it ends up costing, whatever the time required, Brown called it an obligation to future generations — like the cathedrals of Europe. There's no doubt it will be the most expensive public

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26:39

Governor Brown Sworn in for Unprecedented Fourth Term

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2015/01/06

Beginning his fourth term as California’s Governor today, Jerry Brown touched on familiar issues — also making a big new commitment to renewable energy. His extended family crowded the balcony of the Assembly Chamber as he recalled seeing his father sworn in to the same office 56 years ago to the day. But Brown’s positions on potential controversies remain to be clarified.

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28:18

Hollywood and Silicon Valley's Unhappy Marriage

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2014/12/19

More and more consumers want entertainment over the Internet, and Silicon Valley's tech companies are happy to oblige. But it's Hollywood that produces quality content. Can they co-exist or are they on a collision course?

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25:20

Driver's Licenses for the Undocumented

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2014/12/18

California has more than 23 million motorists, but one and a half million of them are here illegally. On the first day of next year, a new state law will let them apply for drivers' licenses — with the goal of safer streets and more drivers covered by auto insurance.

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28:09

Which Waze LA?

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/12/17

The smartphone app called Waze has been helping more and more LA commuters find alternatives to grinding along at a snail's pace on busy freeways. That sounds great unless you live in a formerly quiet neighborhood of narrow streets now crowded with passing cars.

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27:34

White Liberal Hypocrisy in Hollywood

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2014/12/16

Scripts, salaries and entire pictures have been released by Internet hackers who penetrated Sony Pictures, but the biggest damage to the studio’s image may come from e-mails featuring co-chair Amy Pascal. Tweeters, commentators and columnists say they reveal the depth of racism hiding in supposedly liberal Hollywood.

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62:43

Water: Is Santa Barbara All Dried Up?

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2014/12/13

Three years into the worst drought in California history, Santa Barbara is looking for water. From importing supplies to re-opening its desalination plant -- what are the costs? And what's the environmental impact?

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11:54

LA, SF District Attorneys File against Uber's Safety...

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2014/12/12

Uber has reached a value of $40 billion in just five years, but there have been “growing pains.” The DA’s of LA and San Francisco have jointly filed suit, claiming that ride sharing is misleading the public about safety.

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23:54

Medical Marijuana, from LA City Hall to Capitol Hill

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2014/12/11

About 135 medical marijuana clinics are legal in Los Angeles, but 945 are registered to pay taxes. That means big revenue for the city -- from illegal businesses. We hear why some council members want that to end, even though the city always needs money.

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24:18

New LA Earthquake Plan Announced

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2014/12/10

Mayor Eric Garcetti admits that he and other Los Angeles leaders have long ignored the potential devastation from a major earthquake on the San Andreas Fault. We talk with him and seismologist Lucy Jones about new plans for retrofitting wooden and concrete buildings and protecting first responders, electrical power and the water supply.

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