October 2012 Archives
Culture:
Halloween is here. You've probably got your costume. How about your ride? Brianna Barnes of KCET's "Global L.A." meets up with some women who roll with the great beyond.
Politics:
An organic farmer explains some of the practical reasoning behind his opposition to Prop 37.
Politics:
Despite the spending deficit and the Republican Party's support for Miller, the race for California's 31st District remains up in the air.
Science & Tech:
The California Science Center in Los Angeles hosted its opening exhibition of the Space Shuttle Endeavour on Tuesday. Our correspondent Jennifer London was there capturing the event for a special report and sharing photos along the way.
Show Notes:
Brown: "There's no middle way here. It's either a yes or a no. A Yes is billions of dollars into the schools and community colleges and the University of California. If it's No, it's money out."
News:
Some headlines to keep you up-to-date on Hurricane Sandy.
Education:
It was under Governor Pat G. Brown in the 1960s that the California Master Plan for Higher Education was created. Now his son, Governor Jerry Brown, is trying to keep his father's vision afloat and healthy during this climate of economic decline.
Update:
A case between Summit Media and the City of L.A. could open the door to other firms that want in on the action, or it could mean CBS and Clear Channel would have to remove their digital signs.
Show Notes:
SoCal Connected's new contributor Madeleine Brand tells us what you can expect from Season 5. Tune in Monday, October 29 at 7 pm for our season premiere.
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