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California's State Parks: On the Rocks

Habitually underfunded, about one in four state parks are now threatened with closure.

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DNA Database Heads to Court

A federal court is deciding whether to temporarily suspend California's practice of collecting DNA from anyone arrested for a felony, even if they're not convicted. The ACLU argues that DNA collection on such a large scale violates privacy rights. Reporter: Tara Siler


Photo: Courtesy UC Regents

Getting a UC Education Online

The University of California's Board of Regents will hear about a program today that could offer the system's first online degrees. But some faculty and students fear the plan could degrade the university's reputation for a quality education. Reporter: Mina Kim


Californians Celebrate Bastille Day

There's been a French presence in California since Jean-François La Pérouse mapped the coast in 1786, and Bastille Day will be celebrated today in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and San Francisco.


End Music: "La Marseillaise" by Claude Bolling, from the CD "Paris Swings"
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