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Jan 14

Los Angeles teachers go on strike but schools stay open with substitutes

By Christopher Weber, Associated Press

Educators and parents wearing ponchos and rain boots and carrying umbrellas gathered downtown to march from City Hall to district headquarters in the pouring rain, pressing for higher pay and smaller class sizes that the district says could bankrupt the…

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Jan 09

Los Angeles teachers strike looms in nation’s second-largest school district

By Christopher Weber, Associated Press

Teachers in Los Angeles are preparing to strike Thursday to demand higher pay and smaller class sizes.

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Dec 17

U.S. homelessness climbing overall, but some key cities make progress

By Geoff Mulvihill, Associated Press

Cities in California, Oregon and Washington have driven an overall spike in the number of homeless people nationwide in recent years.

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Nov 20

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This conductor wants you to reject an ‘elitist’ view of the symphony

By Jeffrey Brown

Gustavo Dudamel is one of the world's most celebrated classical musicians, as well as conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Striving to make music more accessible, he is working with Youth Orchestra Los Angeles (YOLA), a program that offers free,…

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Nov 14

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Fire recovery continues across California, as new fire blazes east of LA

Fifty miles east of Los Angeles, a brush fire has quickly grown into a wall of fast-moving flames. The new “Sierra Fire” is spreading south from the edge of the Angeles National Forest, though firefighters say they’re making gains against…

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Nov 13

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Why a library fire feels like an ‘attack on humanity’

By Jeffrey Brown

In April 1986, fire raged through the Central Library in downtown Los Angeles, damaging or destroying more than a million books. Journalist and author Susan Orlean resurrects this nearly forgotten story in “The Library Book,” which also explores the emotional…

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Nov 12

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From Paradise to ‘hell,’ California fires blaze statewide

Over a dozen active fires continue to wreak destruction across California, from the northern part of the state to Malibu and Oak Park outside Los Angeles. Nearly a quarter million people have been displaced and hundreds are missing. Amidst dry,…

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Nov 11

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In Paradise, on the search for life after Camp Fire

By PBS News Hour

As rescue teams scoured ashes for signs of life after a wildfire destroyed the town of Paradise in northern California, the death toll rose to at least 23. And with hundreds still missing, it may become the deadliest fire in…

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Oct 28

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October 28, 2018 – PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode

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On this edition for Sunday, Oct. 28, grief and prayers in Pittsburgh after this weekend's deadly rampage at a Jewish synagogue, and the catastrophic human cost of the ongoing war in Yemen. Also, poverty on Skid Row of Los Angeles…

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Aug 17

Los Angeles mayor Garcetti: Trump sows division, does ‘racist things’

By Michael R. Blood, Associated Press

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, considering a 2020 presidential run, said Thursday that President Donald Trump has done "plenty of racist things" to divide the nation while failing to deliver on health care reform and other promises.

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