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Mary Plummer|It’s hard to imagine anyone who is still undecided after Monday’s radio debate between the two candidates for the California governorship.
In this multi-part series, we take an inside look at one battle in the crusade to get California's more than 90,000 unsheltered residents off the streets.
LA Police are searching for leads after a homeless couple claimed they were sprayed with acid in Devonwood Park. And they say it's not the first time it's happened.
The measure would repeal a gas tax that gathers $5.2 billion in taxes annually for infrastructure improvements. If it passes, current construction will get put off.
Having a child with autism or a developmental disability can be tough. But for some immigrant communities, like Koreans, there's stigma attached to disabilities. And that makes it harder to get help.
You can ignore President Donald Trump's frequent tweets as much as you'd like, but at 11:18 a.m. Pacific time Wednesday October 3rd, your cell phone will pulse and buzz with a Presidential Alert.
