State Highway Patrol Captain Ron Johnson says a dangerous dynamic has developed and yesterday, President Obama addressed the incidents taking place.

The calls raise a tough question when it comes to police shootings: Who should investigate? It is often the police but that may be changing.

More police departments are experimenting with body cameras that officers wear to document their encounters. Advocates say they can fill in the blanks when accounts between officers and civilians differ.

In the latest data breach, a group of Chinese hackers stole 4.5 million medical records from the Tennessee hospital chain, Community Health Systems.

Vitamin K shots have been used as a preventative measure to avoid internal bleeding. KPCC's Rebecca Plevin looks at why parents are turning down the shot and why doctors are concerned.

The "ice bucket challenge" has gone viral on social media.The stunts are supposed to raise money to fight ALS, but are they just the latest in "slacktivism"?

Tired of feeling left behind when it comes to discovering new music? Tune in every week for our regular music segment Tuesday Reviewsday.

While high-speed rail has struggled to gain traction in the U.S., California is moving forward with its $68 billion plan to connect San Francisco and Los Angeles with a high-speed train.

Most of the work on bills happens behind closed doors, and in many cases, the bills are re-written out of public view. Even those who are paid to know what's going on don't always know.

There's been a rash of attempted suicides, and some successful ones, in the California prison system so isolation is now being criticized and reconsidered.

Fresno county says it can no longer afford to pay them. The issue will likely be put to a vote today among county supervisors.

TV production in NY has been thriving lately, but the boom hasn't done much to benefit local writers. Now a team of NY-based writers is calling for a new tax incentive for hiring local scribes.

Convergences are those seemingly random, but definable links between people, things and events. These strange connections are also the subject of a new photography exhibit at the Getty Museum.