What You Need To Know Today: Homelessness, Public Safety Debated By Candidates; Section 8 Waitlist Reopens, World Surfing Games
September 22: the news briefing you need to start your day.
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A Mini Mexican Restaurant Serves Up Culture, Cooperation For Kids
Pretend City Children's Museum has a new play café based on a Highland Park restaurant.
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What You Need To Know Today: California Ed Grants, End of COVID-Era Eviction Protections, LA's History of Hiking
September 14: the news briefing you need to start your day.
United States Los Angeles County American River College Griffith Park South Carolina Diana Mclaughlin
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'We've Been Hurt So Much' — How Undiagnosed Dyslexia Can Affect Learners Their Whole Lives
Educators say unaddressed learning disabilities overwhelm and frustrate students, sometimes leading to behavioral problems. Studies have shown a disproportionate number of incarcerated people are likely dyslexic.
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Hiking The Entire Pacific Crest Trail With Toddlers (No, Seriously)
The Daley family, including three children under age 6, is now more than 80 days and 800 miles into an epic hike to Canada.
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President Biden Announces Long-Awaited Student Loan Forgiveness Plan. How Will It Impact You?
Today on AirTalk, we're discussing Biden's Administration looking to cancel some student loan debt. Also on the program, we talk to Metro CEO Stephanie Wiggins; discuss the impact of Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele's state of exception in El Salvador and California; and more.
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How to LA: Dyslexia in College, Bell Gardens Rent Vote, Threemile House
Here's what you need to know today.
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How Can Schools Help Students With Dyslexia? In California, Responses Are Far From Consistent
Advocates say Sacramento’s reluctance to hand down clear mandates means some schools’ approaches to literacy instruction remain woefully out of date. But there are signs of progress.
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Dyslexia Is The Most Common Learning Disability For All Students. Why California Doesn't Screen For It Early
Dyslexic students often fall through the cracks and miss the chance to get help when it would make the biggest difference.
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Lots Of People Don't Know Their Student Loans Are Eligible For Public Service Loan Forgiveness
The California Student Debt Challenge asks employers to share information about Public Service Loan Forgiveness in hopes of boosting applicants before a key deadline.
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