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Richard Marosi

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Reporter for the Los Angeles Times, covering the US-Mexico border

Richard Marosi on KCRW

In some cases, when Customs and Border Patrol agents catch an immigrant wanted for a crime, they’re no longer sending them to the California law enforcement agency that issued a…

California v. feds on immigration and crime

In some cases, when Customs and Border Patrol agents catch an immigrant wanted for a crime, they’re no longer sending them to the California law enforcement agency that issued a…

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

House Republicans came up short, again, in an effort to produce some sort of immigration compromise.

On immigration, Congress drags its feet, White House doubles down

House Republicans came up short, again, in an effort to produce some sort of immigration compromise.

from The Mixer

An LA Times investigation finds that hastily built communities across Mexico are falling apart. Streets are buckling. Houses are bursting into flames. There’s no clean drinking water.

How Wall Street created a housing disaster for millions of Mexicans

An LA Times investigation finds that hastily built communities across Mexico are falling apart. Streets are buckling. Houses are bursting into flames. There’s no clean drinking water.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

More from KCRW

President Trump today declared a national emergency to get funding for his border wall. California Gov.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Soleil Ho and Tejal Rao belong to a new wave of food critics who are helping to redefine the craft.

from Good Food

There’s another big awards show this weekend in Los Angeles. And this one, like some others, is trying to move past controversy that concerns inclusion.

from The Mixer

Move ends years-long controversy involving local activists and sheriffs department.

from Orange County Line

Immigrants are teaching Californians how to live healthier lives.

from Zócalo's Connecting California

Will the teachers strike lead to structural changes in LA’s public schools? Deep problems such as financing and middle-class flight remain.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

The State of California has filed a first-of-its-kind lawsuit against the city.

from KCRW Features

Californians are either really bad at choosing county sheriffs, or the system isn’t working. Maybe it’s both.

from Zócalo's Connecting California

California’s new governor Gavin Newsom wants to build a lot more housing in the state: as many as half a million new houses a year. But who’s going to build all that housing?

from Design and Architecture

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