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50:58

Seventh Day of Strike at the Ports of LA and Long Beach

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2012/12/04

Alex Chadwick sits in for Warren Olney with "WWLA?" on KCRW to talk about the port strike in Southern California, now a week old with no reports of progress in talks. What’s at stake? Warren be on with the To The Point part of the show a little later – he’s talking about a series of same sex marriage legal challenges before the Supreme Court, which appear in no hurry to hear any of them.

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51:26

Port Terminals Close as LA Auto Show Opens

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2012/11/30

The LA Auto Show opens tomorrow. Will economic recovery and advanced technology attract a new generation that's losing interest in cars? Also, the strike at LA ports.

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52:26

Brutality Claims Belie LAPD Reforms

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2012/11/29

The 1992 Rodney King beatings produced an era of reform at the LAPD. But records show misleading reports about excessive force even when it’s been videotaped.

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54:00

As the Oceans Rise Up, What Must Come Down?

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2012/11/28

New York and New Jersey were not prepared for Superstorm Sandy. As waters rise and storms get larger, are California's coastal communities ready for the inevitable?

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51:18

Implementing a Reformed Three Strikes

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2012/11/27

A sentence of 25 years to life for stealing a leaf-blower may be reduced now that California voters have reformed the nation's toughest Three Strikes law.

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51:17

Another Generation Goes Back to the Land

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2012/11/23

For the first time since 1920, the Agricultural Census is showing an increase in American farmers. Some grew up in cities and are getting financial help from the government.

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51:46

The Red Scare and the Hollywood Blacklist

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2012/11/22

An update on the Hollywood Reporter's role in the anti-Communist witch-hunt that led to blacklisting of movie stars, writers and others who refused to cooperate with HUAC.

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51:40

Exchanges and Medi-Cal: Rolling out Obamacare in...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2012/11/21

Many of the 7 million Californians without health insurance will be eligible for coverage in January, 2014. There’s just over a year to set up an insurance exchange.

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48:57

Movies Leaving Hollywood

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2012/11/20

For years, California's been trying to stem runaway film and TV production to other states and countries. We get the latest on a major sector of the local economy.

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51:09

What Do Court Closures Mean for Criminal Justice?

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2012/11/16

Regional courthouses throughout LA County are shutting down. Witnesses, defendants, prosecutors and cops will have to go on the road. Judges’ caseloads will multiply

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52:11

California Launches Cap and Trade Program with First...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2012/11/15

The controversy continues over California's long-awaited “Cap and Trade” program, designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions back to 1990 levels in the next eight years.

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53:02

An Annihilated California GOP Looks to Latinos for Help

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2012/11/14

The Republican Party is practically out of business in California. They now recognize that they must reach out to Latinos, the fastest growing block of voters in the state.

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51:57

Remembering California Veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan

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2012/11/13

In LA County, many veterans of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are coping with unemployment and poverty. Plus, profiles of Californians who’ve made the ultimate sacrifice.

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49:43

One Card to Serve Them All

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2012/11/09

Undocumented workers in LA will be issued City ID's that will provide city services and serve as debit cards, so they won't have to carry all their cash in their pockets.

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51:19

Republican Party in California: Where Does It Go from...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2012/11/08

Having won majorities in both houses of the state legislature, Democrats could raise taxes without asking voters. Also, has Proposition 30 saved public schools?

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51:30

Will New Voters Change California Politics?

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2012/11/06

On the last day for registration in California, a record 300,000 new voters signed up. What could happen tomorrow depends on who shows up at the polls and who doesn't.

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49:10

Props 30 and 38: A High-Stakes Election for Public...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2012/11/02

Two propositions on next week's ballot are about education. We hear how Prop 30 (Governor Brown) and Prop 38 (civil rights attorney Molly Munger) compare.

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51:15

Prop 37: Did 44 Million Dollars Make the Difference?

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2012/11/01

Prop 37 on would require the labeling of genetically modified food. Prop 39 would repeal a law that allows multi-state businesses to choose how they're taxed in California.

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53:41

The Race for LA District Attorney

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2012/10/31

LA County voters are preparing to elect the next District Attorney. We talk with Jackie Lacey and Alan Jackson about 'three strikes,' the death penalty and Proposition 30.

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51:28

Taking No Prisoners: Berman versus Sherman

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2012/10/30

More than $13 million has been spent by Democrats Brad Sherman and Howard Berman, forced by reapportionment to run against each other in next week's congressional election.

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