Measles Outbreak Prompts L.A. Universities to Quarantine Students
In Los Angeles, students at UCLA and Cal State LA are being asked to stay home if they can’t prove they’ve gotten the measles vaccine. Officials say hundreds on both campuses may have been exposed. Meanwhile, state health officials are urging all Californians, especially those planning to travel abroad, to make sure they’re vaccinated. Thirty-eight people have been infected with measles in California so far this year.
Reporter: April Dembosky
Homeless Youth Hit Hard By Reno Housing Crunch
Tech companies moving in and creating a housing crunch is a familiar story in California. But it’s happening in Nevada too. With companies like Tesla operating in Reno now, locals say they’re getting priced out, and homeless youth are bearing the brunt.
Reporter: Anh Gray
Californians On the Move Are Turning Nevada Blue
The recent influx of Californians is a big part of why Nevada is the fastest growing state in the nation, according to census data. And locals aren’t all happy about it, especially conservative Nevadans who see their new neighbors as the number one reason the state has begun to shift from solid red, to purple and now blue.
Reporter: Paul Boger
Judge Gives Officials Six Months to Find More Migrant Children Separated From Families
A federal judge in San Diego is giving the Trump administration six months to find possibly thousands more migrant children separated from parents at the border. These are beyond some 2,800 children the government identified last June.
Reporter: Julie Small
A.I. Can Be Biased Too, Says New Report
Artificial intelligence has made its way into the criminal justice system. But a new report out today joins a chorus of voices warning the software isn’t ready for the task.
Reporter: Rachael Myrow
Beto O'Rouke Heads West on the Presidential Trail
Presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke stopped in Reno on his way to California, seizing on Nevada's decision to follow California’s footsteps by setting ambitious renewable energy goals this week.
Reporter: Paolo Zialcita
Welcome to the Spey-O-Rama Fly Fishing Championship
This weekend, anglers from across the globe are flocking to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park with waders and rods for the World Championship of long-distance fly-fishing. It’s called Spey-O-Rama, after the River Spey in Scotland, where fishermen developed techniques two centuries ago to cast their lines great lengths to catch salmon.
Reporter: Peter Arcuni