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Southern California's Digital Divide

About 13 percent of people who live in Southern California are not online at all, and another 8 percent still use a dial-up connection. The disconnect comes down to dollars; those who can afford internet service, smart phones, and computers are the ones that are best able to succeed in accessing the latest services, jobs, and even applying to college.

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Inspiring Potential Parents in Southern California

Counties look to close group homes and provide foster kids with a family structure.

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New discoveries and Stem Cell progress

Researchers here in SoCal have discovered new things that affect those with Diabetes.

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UBER, Disgruntled Drivers, & the changing Sharing Economy

UBER has changed how we get around SoCal, while employing thousands of people.

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ObamaCare: What Now for Southern California?

ObamaCare is still in place for now-and has made a huge difference for some people.

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CalExit: Is seceding from Trump's America good for SoCal?

The issue will go before voters in 2019 if the campaign Yes California has its way.

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San Bernardino Victims of Terrorism and now Workers' Comp?

Terrorist attack some survivors still aren't getting the medical treatment they need.

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Eric Garcetti Vs The Dilemmas Facing the City of LA

Traffic, rise in crime & homelessness are all things the Mayor is promising to focus on.

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President Trump's Travel Ban

Hear local residents' concerns about President Trump's ban on refugees and immigrants.

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Black History and its Future in Southern California

Black Lives Matter, Hidden Figures, Untold Stories and why Black History is important.

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Technology: The New Gold Rush

Thousands of people came to the first Technology Job Fair in LA History.

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