Assistant Producer, To the Point/Which Way, LA?
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Lata Pandya
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Which Way, L.A.?
Talking Points: Our Favorite Author Interviews of 2013 On this special end-of-the-year edition of To the Point we’re rebroadcasting some of our favorite author interviews from 2013.
To the Point
Talking Points: Our Favorite Author Interviews of 2013 On this special end-of-the-year edition of To the Point we’re rebroadcasting some of our favorite author interviews from 2013.
To the Point
Ukraine Struggles for a Way Forward Police in Ukraine used force against peaceful protesters today in what's becoming that country's worst crisis since the Orange Revolution of 2004.
To the Point
After Detroit, Public Pensions Are No Longer Sacred State and local governments may be breaking their long-standing promise to public workers. Guaranteed pensions are said to be too expensive. How did they get that way?
Which Way, L.A.?
A Political Earthquake Heading for Los Angeles County LA County's five Supervisors are America's most powerful local elected officials. They operate in the shadows — almost never replaced by election — until now..
To the Point
Syrian Peace Talks and the Battle on the Ground Despite talks scheduled next month between Syria's government and rebels, fighting continues and there's concern that the war will finally be decided on the battlefield.
Which Way, L.A.?
Los Angeles Responds to Philippines Typhoon More Filipinos live in Southern California than anyplace outside the Philippine Islands themselves, many touched personally by Typhoon Haiyan.
To the Point
Can the US Salvage a Deal with Iran? A deal for Iran to curtail its nuclear development failed at a meeting with six foreign ministers in Geneva. New talks are scheduled, but the blame game continues.
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Zócalo's Connecting California
Do it for the kids, Gavin Gavin Newsom’s early policy proposals offer a glimmer of hope for California’s youngest residents.
KCRW Features
What charter school growth has to do with the LA teachers strike The Los Angeles’ teachers strike has lasted a full school week . Class sizes and school staffing remain key sticking points in the impasse between United Teachers Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Unified School District.