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Climate Change and California's Water
A seven-part series exploring the effects of global warming on our water system and all living things that depend on it.
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archive, map, photos and web extras
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California's
Community Colleges
A 10-part series examining whether the state's community college
system is meeting the needs of a changing California.
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archive, photos and web extras
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The
Sneak Out Program
Aired August 31, 2007
An extended documentary about a little-known, but compelling,
chapter in California's education history.
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archive, photo slideshow and program info
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Preserving
a Rural Sierra Nevada
Suburban sprawl is gobbling up the Sierra Nevada foothills.
But some farmers and ranchers are working to preserve the
rural character of the Sierra Valley.
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info and audio
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Teens
in Trouble: Breaking the Cycle of Juvenile Crime
This 5-part series profiles young people in trouble with the
law.
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info and audio
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The
Language of Learning
English learners comprise a quarter of all California public
school children. This 6-part series examines how California
schools are doing at teaching English.
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info, audio and glossary
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of photos
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High
Stakes High School Exit Exam
Lawmakers established the California High School Exit Exam
six years ago, and this year it really counts.
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info, audio and sample test questions
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Tales
of California Housing
As booming development transforms the Central Valley, there
are parallels with Silicon Valley's past.
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info and audio
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Ten
Years of The California Report
Hear updates on stories covered ten years ago. Listen to highlights
from the archives. Meet Californians to watch over the next
ten years.
info,
photos, top ten lists and audio
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Crossing
the Border
This ongoing series explores California and Mexico's shared
health challenges.
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info, photo slideshow and audio archive
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Bound
for Burning Man
Fri, Aug 26, 2005
Host Scott Shafer interviewed artists Karen Lewis and Max
Allstadt as they prepared their work for Burning Man.
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(segment)
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of photos
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Neon
Art Tour in Los Angeles
Fri, June 24, 2005
The Museum
of Neon Art (at neonmona.org) in Los Angeles offers Neon
Cruises each summer.
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of photos
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The
Sunset Breezehouse
May 20, 2005
A Bay Area architect and Sunset Magazine reinvent the modular
prefab house.
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of photos
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Preying
on the Elderly
Apr 11 and 12, 2005
A joint reporting project from The California Report and the
San Mateo County Times examining the growing problem of financial
elder abuse in the state.
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info and audio archive
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The
Fallen
A full list of Californians who have died in Iraq up to February
2005, some with audio profiles.
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and audio links
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Bracing
for Base Closures
Aired March 14 - Mar 17, 2005
A 4-part series on what California communities are doing to
hold on to military installations.
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info and audio archive
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Behind
the Budget Battles
Aired March 14 - Mar 17, 2005
A 5-part series exploring the structural issues behind this
year's budget.
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info and audio archive
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Coastal
Conflicts
Aired October 22 - November 12
A 4-part series about the struggle for the future of California's
coast.
Series
info and audio archive
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Schwarzenegger
Interview
Aired October 29, 2004
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger talks with Scott Shafer about
the election and the differences between Hollywood and Sacramento.
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(extended interview)
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Hollywood
Hell House
Aired October 29, 2004
A group of Hollywood producers and actors stage a satire of
a Christian fundamentalist Hell House.
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(segment)
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of photos
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Schwarzenegger
Interview
Aired August 13, 2004
KQED's John Myers interviews Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Listen
(extended interview)
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Paul
Frank
Aired July 30, 2004
Paul Frank's art goes on display in Huntington Beach.
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(segment)
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of photos
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Manzanar
Aired April 23, 2004
The World War II Japanese internment camp opens a new interpretive
center.
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(segment)
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of photos
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Teen
Pregnancy in San Joaquin Valley
Aired April 5, 12 and 19, 2004
Reporter Tamara Keith looks at the cost of teen pregnancy
in San Joaquin Valley.
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(part 1)
Listen
(part 2)
Listen
(part 3)
Graph
of teen birth rates
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Paso
Robles' "Hole from Hell"
Aired January 16, 2004
A sulfur spring behind Paso Robles' city hall is a lingering
reminder of the San Simeon earthquake.
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(segment)
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of photos
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Binational
Expedition to Remote Baja
Aired January 2, 2003
Scientists from California and Mexico make the first-ever
collecting trip to a remote part of Baja California.
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(segment)
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of photos
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Palomar
Observatory Evolves
Aired September 12, 2003
To keep up with newer telescopes, the Palomar Observatory
adds digital equipment.
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(segment)
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of photos
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The
Changing Face of Humboldt County
Aired August 1, 2003
The Humboldt County D.A. fights for his job in a campaign
that reflects the changes in this formerly timber-dependent
county.
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(segment)
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of photos
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The
Beats' North Beach
Aired June 6, 2003
San Francisco's City Lights bookstore celebrates 50 years
as a literary mecca. Join Lawrence Ferlinghetti for a tour
of the beat poets' North Beach haunts.
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(segment)
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of photos
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Dress
Rehearsal for Iraq War
Aired April 11, 2003
Most Army armored units in Iraq learned about desert warfare
in simulated combat at Fort Irwin.
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(segment)
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of photos
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Anti-War
Art
Aired January 31, 2003
An exhibit in L.A. features more than a hundred anti-war posters
from seven decades.
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(segment)
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of photos
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U.S.S.
Nimitz Prepares to Set Sail
Aired January 24, 2003
The San Diego-based aircraft carrier Nimitz wraps up three
weeks of intensive training and prepares to leave for the
Persian Gulf.
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(segment)
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of photos
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