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Less than one out of ten Hollywood movies is directed by a woman. Why the business of making motion pictures remains a boy's club.
3:19
Has California become too big and polarized to govern? Humorist Brian Unger thinks so and says it's time to carve it up into smaller states.
8:56
Voters seem especially angry these days. In fact, they've been angry for a while. The past, present and future of activism in California.
2:49
Writer Marcos Villatoro on the difference between normality and depression — three little pills.
7:14
He tracks down the sites of plane crashes as far back as World War II. Meet one of the world's foremost "aviation archeologists."
2:34
Writer Marcos Villatoro is the kind of a guy who will usually give someone the benefit of the doubt. But not when it comes to the DWP and their billing policy.
27:11
Is the agency enforcing California's workplace safety rules falling down on the job?
7:36
Take a rare behind-the-scenes look at the business of ballot measures. The man who mastered propositions shares his trade secrets.
8:14
Two rather confusing propositions will determine who gets to redraw California's legislative districts. We help you sort it out.
8:20
Meet the author of Prop 23, the big money fueling the debate, and one high-profile vocal opponent of the measure.
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Who's equipped to represent this state? What's with the props? We take a look at the quagmire of the 2010 election season.
