Day in a Page: January 31st, 2012

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News

• 21,000 strike against Kaiser Permanente health care across California, including 4,000 in Southern California
• Father-son duo sentenced after using toy company to launder money
• House leaders introduce transportation bill; could be paid for with offshore drilling
• Hundreds of teachers, students rally in downtown LA against proposed cuts to adult education funding
• Judge paves way for public, media access to LA County court juvenile proceedings
• LA man charged with stabbing, killing his girlfriend and her mother
• LA-based Jewish foundation offers $200,000 in grants to promote financial literacy and for vets
• LAUSD schools gear up for academic decathlon competition
• Mitt Romney wins Florida primary, routing Newt Gingrich
• Riverside County public employees stage 24-hour strike
• Senator Feinstein disputes LA Times story that CIA director is unhelpful; looks at security threats

Programs

• AirTalk: AirTalk for January 31, 2012
• The food stamp nation?
• Do business signs uglify Glendale?
• The search for extra terrestrials is back on!
• Where did the money go?
• Is there a growing threat of a military attack on the U.S. from Iran?
• Pico Iyer on the man in his head
• The Madeleine Brand Show: The Madeleine Brand Show for January 31, 2012
• Florida update: Gingrich lags in polls but says his campaign will continue
• What to expect from Saturday's Nevada caucus
• New survey shows housing market continues to struggle
• The end of community redeveloment agencies leaves a South LA project in limbo
• The pervasiveness of college ranking and Claremont McKenna's SAT debacle
• Culver City media company makes millions ... of views for YouTube
• Parenting on the Edge: Reliving your rocky childhood
• New Music Tuesday: Rodrigo y Gabriela and Gotye
• Patt Morrison: Patt Morrison for January 31, 2012
• Torrance ex-schoolteacher formally charged with molestation; how do school communities recover when abusers are discovered?
• California struggles with funding prison medical care
• Whatever happened to winter?
• That old college try? By inflating incoming students’ SAT scores, an official at Claremont McKenna steps over the line
• A gray wolf named Journey makes a solo trip to California
• Dennis McCarthy says goodbye after 40 years in journalism

Blogs

• Without A Net: 'SouthLAnd' star Michael Cudlitz on the show, sharing a squad car with Lucy Liu and more
• Pass / Fail: A few more details on possible cut to L.A. Unified's adult education
• DeBord Report: Alert! California will be broke in a month!
• Pass / Fail: Claremont's false SAT scores may have affected its ranking
• The Latest: Controversy grows over UCLA proposed sale of donated Japanese Garden
• Pacific Swell: Critters get a national adaptation strategy for climate change
• Pacific Swell: Death by Los Angeles: is modern life killing you?
• The Latest: Disturbing photos of classroom 'game' led authorities to teacher accused in child sex abuse case (Updated)
• DeBord Report: Facebook IPO: It's all about the advertising
• DeBord Report: Freddie Mac scandal, part II: Choosing sides
• The Latest: LA teacher Mark Berndt charged with sex crimes against 23 children
• Pass / Fail: LAUSD's Deasy on teacher accused of sex abuse: 'I hope this man spends the rest of his life in prison'
• The Latest: McDonald's 'pink slime' will soon be off the menu
• Without A Net: Paula Abdul is the latest judge axed from X Factor
• Without A Net: Stephen Colbert rakes in donations, LAPD patrolling for Super Bowl drunkenness and Kristen Bell loves sloths
• Pass / Fail: Students rally to protest plans to eliminate adult education
• The Latest: Tempura storm with a chance of breadcrumbs: Downtown silo explosion sends Panko flour flying
• Pacific Swell: There’s a sticker for that: GM launches auto industry’s first eco-label