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Ending Global Poverty

"Full Frame" talks with those who want to see change in the world and are taking innovative and new approaches in the fight to eradicate global poverty.

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Season 2, Episode 6

When a wheelchair-bound tourist is found strangled in her villa, DI Richard Poole initially suspects that it's the result of a robbery gone wrong.

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Visuals arts

In the Age of Social Media, Artist Desire Obtain Cherish Explores Instant Gratification Culture

Artist Jonathan Paul aka Desire Obtain Cherish is fascinated with the pursuit of happiness in a culture where instant gratification seems more and more important.

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film and media arts

Portraits Document Women and the Grains Tied to Their Ancestral Homeland

Photographer Jaydee Dizon takes the portraits of women from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds, their faces sprinkled with a grain (or other staple food) that is part of their cultural identity.

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Environment
borderlands

Stagnant Air: The Politics of Breathing at the Border

Idling traffic at the San Ysidro border crossing pollutes the air. One group is trying to find out how much.

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bay delta

Delta Tunnel Spending May Hit Taxpayers

The state promised the proposed Delta tunnels would be built without spending tax dollars. They seem to be ready to break that promise.

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endangered species

4 Reasons Joshua Trees Aren't Saved Yet

Ignore the headlines: this iconic Mojave Desert tree is a long way from being protected.

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Ocean Commotion

Climate Resolve Q&A: Paul Bunje

Dr. Paul Bunje talked to Climate Resolve about ocean acidification, hypoxia and climate change.

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Food & Living
iconic neighborhood restaurants

Iconic Neighborhood Restaurants: Rolling Hills and Palos Verdes

Because of the large open spaces throughout Rolling Hills and Palos Verdes, there are few businesses that have made their home here. Those that have, though, have quite the stories to tell.

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Socal Wanderer

5 Monumental Rocks in Southern California

Here are five great rocky climbs that don’t require a lot of time, much hiking expertise, or any equipment — aside from your hiking boots and sunscreen.

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italian food

Weekend Recipe: Spaghetti Carbonara

This recipe eliminates cream, butter, and oil to cut out some of the heaviness in the dish.

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weekend recipes

Weekend Recipe: Cauliflower Soup

This thoughtful recipe cooks the vegetable two different ways to achieve maximum flavor.

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History & Society
immigration

Unaccompanied and Pregnant, Challenges of Finding Health Services

One-third of the unaccompanied minors flooding the southwest border are girls, many escaping sexual violence in Central America, and arriving in the U.S. pregnant or with young children and are left to navigate a precarious health care system.

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police

Shootout at Temple & Main: The LAPD’s Violent Beginnings

The first LAPD officer killed in the line of duty was shot by a fellow officer over a reward for recovering a runaway Chinese prostitute.

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eastern coachella valley

Celebrating AB1066 – ‘It’s About Time’ Farmworkers Get Overtime Pay

It took decades, but now California farmworkers will get the pay they deserve. The California Senate passed AB 1066 earlier this month, a bill introduced by Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez that will create new rules for overtime pay for farmworkers.

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tending the wild

What John Muir Missed: The Uniqueness of California Indians

Early American observers were too unsophisticated to appreciate the accomplishments of California's Native peoples.

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News & Analysis
Bill McKibben: Dakota Access Pipeline Resistance Powerful Enough to Overwhelm Fossil Fuel Industry

"Democracy Now!" speaks with 350.org’s Bill McKibben about how the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and members of hundreds of other tribes from across the U.S., Canada and Latin America have resisted construction of the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline.

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presidential race

How do Millennials See the Election?

"calling someone a Socialist ... has no reference in their own lives."

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bay delta

Delta Tunnel Spending May Hit Taxpayers

The state promised the proposed Delta tunnels would be built without spending tax dollars. They seem to be ready to break that promise.

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commentary

How To Get Westside Liberals To Vote for Trump

Is Hell Freezing Over?

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Tending the Wild

Tending the Wild shines light on the environmental knowledge of indigenous peoples across California by exploring how they have actively shaped and tended the land for millennia.

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The Migrant Kitchen

The Migrant Kitchen explores Los Angeles’ booming food scene through the eyes of a new generation of chefs whose cuisine is inspired by the immigrant experience.

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A classic movie series providing a weekly destination for viewers of all ages to watch legendary stars in timeless movies from Hollywood’s most iconic filmmakers.

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Salton Sea

SoCal Connected

KCET's weekly news magazine investigates and reports on the issues that affect Southern California, from the economy to the environment.

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Full Frame

Ending Global Poverty

"Full Frame" talks with those who want to see change in the world and are taking innovative and new approaches in the fight to eradicate global poverty.

Watch Now
Death in Paradise

Season 2, Episode 6

When a wheelchair-bound tourist is found strangled in her villa, DI Richard Poole initially suspects that it's the result of a robbery gone wrong.

Watch Now
Democracy Now!

Bill McKibben: Dakota Access Pipeline Resistance Powerful Enough to Overwhelm Fossil Fuel Industry

"Democracy Now!" speaks with 350.org’s Bill McKibben about how the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and members of hundreds of other tribes from across the U.S., Canada and Latin America have resisted construction of the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline.

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Democracy Now!

Study: People with Mental Illness are 16 Times More Likely to Be Killed During a Police Encounter

The shooting of Alfred Olango in El Cajon, California, is just the most recent in a string of police shootings of primarily men of color with mental illness or disability.

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Democracy Now!

'I Called You to Help Me, But You Killed My Brother': Police Shoot Dead Unarmed African-American Man

Police in the San Diego, California, suburb of El Cajon shot and killed an unarmed African-American man Tuesday, after his sister called 911 to report her brother was having a mental health emergency.

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Full Frame

Ending Global Poverty

"Full Frame" talks with those who want to see change in the world and are taking innovative and new approaches in the fight to eradicate global poverty.

Watch Now
Death in Paradise

Season 2, Episode 6

When a wheelchair-bound tourist is found strangled in her villa, DI Richard Poole initially suspects that it's the result of a robbery gone wrong.

Watch Now
Bracing For a Quake

A Message From California Earthquake Authority

The California Earthquake Authority wants you to know your risks, and choose earthquake insurance that is affordable and meets your needs.

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Democracy Now!

Bill McKibben: Dakota Access Pipeline Resistance Powerful Enough to Overwhelm Fossil Fuel Industry

"Democracy Now!" speaks with 350.org’s Bill McKibben about how the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and members of hundreds of other tribes from across the U.S., Canada and Latin America have resisted construction of the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline.

Watch Now
presidential race

Ballot Brief

How do Millennials See the Election?

"calling someone a Socialist ... has no reference in their own lives."

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Yosuke Kitazawa | KCET

Yosuke Kitazawa

Yosuke Kitazawa is the Site Editor of KCET Departures.

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Little Tokyo

Departures

Atomic Cafe and the Old Brick Building in Little Tokyo

Inside the old brick building was a place where the misfits and weirdos could rub shoulders with the locals and the businessmen, sometimes even with the Yakuza.

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bicycle

Departures Columns

CicLAvia Comes to the San Fernando Valley

The 5.5 mile route will stretch from North Hollywood to Studio City, and will provide easy access to attractions along the L.A. River.

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San Gabriel River

Departures

The Rise and Fall of Henry "Don Enrique" Dalton, the British Ranchero of the San Gabriel Valley

The British-born merchant married the "Most Beautiful Girl in Los Angeles," and owned much of the land that formed the foothills of the San Gabriels. But his good fortune and wealth had all but vanished by the end of his life.

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leimert park

Departures

Leimert Theater: Envisioning a Neighborhood Landmark

The Vision Theater, located in Leimert Park, is one of the most overlooked of Los Angeles' classic theaters.

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leimert park

Departures

Walter H. Leimert and the Selling of a Perfect Planned Community

Walter H. Leimert was so confident with his new westside L.A. development that for the first time in his career, he lent his own name to the subdivision, creating the neighborhood we now know as Leimert Park.

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Production Notes

Departures

Keeping the Musical Spirit of Leimert Park Alive

The spirit of Leimert Park was alive and well at the annual African Arts & Music Festival.

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