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Public, media could have access to LA County juvenile court

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6:00 a.m. | By Corey Moore | KPCC | 0 comments

Los Angeles County dependency court officials could soon allow media and the public to attend proceedings that involve children.

LA teacher charged with lewd acts against children

8:19 a.m. | By KPCC & wires | 0 comments

A longtime L.A. teacher has been charged with some ghastly crimes against children.

21,000 strike against Kaiser across California

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5:00 a.m. | By Stephanie O'Neill | KPCC | 1 comment

Workers at Kaiser Permanente facilities across California will strike for 24 hours beginning Tuesday at 6 a.m. Union leaders say it’ll be their biggest walkout.

Arborcide? Controversy grows over UCLA Japanese Garden sale

7:47 a.m. | By Lisa Brenner | 0 comments

The proposed sale of UCLA's Hannah Carter Japanese Garden could mean $5.7 million for academic programs.

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