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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Metro to Consider Fare Hikes

    KCRW's signature local public affairs program has expanded to include today's top national and international news, as well as local issues.

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    By Warren Olney • May 22, 2014 • 21m Listen

    LA's Metro transportation system got $2 billion in federal money today to expand the subway under Wilshire Boulevard out to Beverly Hills. Completion is scheduled for 2023. Elected officials who serve on the Metro board went to Washington to sign up for the money. Tomorrow, they're be back in town to face a dispute over proposed increases in transit fares — complete with accusations of “racism.” Also, California won't produce a "black gold mine" of oil after all.

    Later, on To the Point, we hear from a man who says unmanned drones will be commonplace in the wars of the future. The Obama Administration is already ahead of the game. Richard Clarke advised three former presidents and helped develop the drone program. Is his latest novel, Sting of the Drone, a cautionary tale, or a defense of remote-control killing?

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    2 stories
    1. 0:00

      LA Metro: Good News and Bad News

      KCRW's signature local public affairs program has expanded to include today's top national and international news, as well as local issues.

      Read the story
      13 min
    2. 12:47

      Monterey Shale Not the 'Mother Lode' of Oil It Was Touted to Be

      KCRW's signature local public affairs program has expanded to include today's top national and international news, as well as local issues.

      Read the story
      8 min
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      Warren Olney

      former KCRW broadcaster

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      Katie Cooper

      Producer, 'One year Later'

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      Andrea Brody

      Senior Producer, KCRW's Life Examined and To the Point podcast

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      Evan George

      Director of Content, News

      News

    In this episode

    2 stories
    1. 0:0013 min

      LA Metro: Good News and Bad News

    2. 12:478 min

      Monterey Shale Not the 'Mother Lode' of Oil It Was Touted to Be

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