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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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25:45

Hollywood Development Hits a Bump

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/02/25

Boosters of growth in Hollywood have suffered a setback, while opponents of increased density have scored a victory. This time, it's not all about earthquake faults.

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26:23

SoCal Utilities Sluggish on Shift to Solar

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/02/21

State policy requires a transition to renewables, but frustrated local homeowners accuse utilities of dragging their feet because alternative power costs them money.

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25:21

Push for Minimum Wage Increase for Hotel Workers

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2014/02/20

Five LA City Council members want workers at hotels near LAX paid more than $15 an hour -- the highest minimum wage in the nation. We hear the pros and cons.

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25:48

Ninth Circuit Recognizes a Right to Bear Arms in Public

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2014/02/19

A federal appellate court says California's law against openly carrying guns in public has an unintended consequence. The case could be on its way to the Supreme Court.

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21:04

Should the Execution of Inmates Be Streamlined in...

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2014/02/14

Pete Wilson joins two other former Governors supporting a November ballot initiative to speed up executions in California. We hear the arguments on both sides.

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23:53

The Race to Replace Waxman

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2014/02/13

Since his surprise resignation, candidates have been lining up to replace Congressman Henry Waxman. We hear from Democrats Ted Lieu and Wendy Greuel.

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21:42

New Health Law Has Foodies Crying 'Nanny State'

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/02/12

A new state law says that chefs must wear disposable gloves each time they touch raw food. Despite the risk of food-borne illness, is this a case of over-protection?

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19:57

Construction Starts on Tallest Building in the West

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2014/02/11

Will LA's Wilshire Grand Tower be the tallest building in the western United States?

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21:46

Should We End Los Angeles' Business Tax?

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2014/02/07

With LA facing a $250 million deficit, Mayor Garcetti wants to get rid of the business tax. Also, LA is replacing street lamps with LED bulbs to save energy and money.

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25:02

Education Reform and the Power of Silicon Valley

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/02/06

A trial in Los Angeles could make it easier to fire incompetent teachers. Also, why do we care if elected officials don't live in the districts they represent?

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25:13

Gentry Battles Gonzo in a Changing Venice

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2014/02/05

Gentrification and commercialization of Venice Beach have led to a culture clash. Is its laid-back culture of tolerance still alive or is it a thing of the past?

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27:31

No Rain, No Water… No Problem?

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2014/02/04

For now, there's enough water in local reservoirs and storage, but nobody knows how long that's going to last. What can local homeowners can do to conserve and recycle?

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29:45

Henry Waxman, Liberal Crusader, Will Retire

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2014/01/31

After 40 years, LA Democrat Henry Waxman has announced he won't run for re-election. What's next, for the Westside and South Bay, a political feeding frenzy?

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27:32

OC Undersheriff John Scott Named Interim LA Sheriff

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/01/30

We talk with OC Undersheriff John Scott will be sworn in tomorrow to replace retiring LA County Sheriff Lee Baca until voters choose somebody else in June or November.

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25:17

LA Students Sue over Union Protected Teachers

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/01/28

School reformers charge that state laws deprive poor and minority kids of their right to an education. We hear both sides and look at local and national implications.

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25:59

Will a New Helicopter Noise Law Make Anyone Happy?

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/01/24

The LA skies are filled with noisy helicopters -- for news, law enforcement and tourists. We hear why many are still unhappy despite a new law signed by President Obama.

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25:06

Pride and Prudence in Governor Brown's California

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/01/23

Today in Sacramento, Jerry Brown delivered his annual State of the State speech. We hear what he said, what he didn't say, and what his dog, Sutter, had to do with it.

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32:58

The Race for One of LA's Most Powerful Elected Offices

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/01/22

We hear from Bobby Shriver and Sheila Kuehl, front-runners for the seat now occupied by LA County Supervisors Zev Yaroslavsky, who's termed out.

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28:17

California's in a Drought and Concerns Are Heating Up

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2014/01/21

This is the driest winter in California's recorded history. Even regions with adequate water supplies are at risk of fast-moving fires. Is it time for a water bond?

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24:13

Was the Northridge Earthquake a Wake-up Call?

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2014/01/17

It's been 20 years since LA was shaken awake by a 6.7 magnitude tremor, leaving unforgettable memories. Scientists are certain there will be more shaking.

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