La Luz del Mundo Church Leader Charged with Child Rape, Human Trafficking
Attorney General Xavier Becerra is asking survivors of sexual abuse by La Luz Del Mundo members to come forward. The leader of this fundamentalist Christian church, based in Mexico, was arraigned in Los Angeles Wednesday on charges including rape and human trafficking. The alleged crimes occurred in L.A. County, where the church has several locations.
Reporter: Leslie Berestein Rojas
Trump Administration Won't Pay for School, Legal Aid for Migrant Children in Shelters
The Trump Administration says it won't pay for education, recreation and some legal aid for unaccompanied minors in government run shelters across the country.
Reporter: Patrick Michels
What Measure EE's Failure Means for California
Supporters of a ballot measure to hike property taxes to pay for Los Angeles schools are still trying understand why voters struck it down this week. The additional $500 million raised would've helped the school district fund the promises it made to teachers to end a strike in January. Education policy experts say the campaign was a rehearsal for the "split-roll" ballot measure to raise commercial property taxes on the 2020 ballot.
Guest: John Fensterwald
Californians Don't Like How Governor Newsom is Handling PG&E's Bankruptcy
A new poll finds many Californians aren’t impressed with the way Governor Gavin Newsom is responding to the financial mess created by recent wildfires.
Reporter: Katie Orr
YouTube Removing Neo-Nazi videos and Hate Speech
YouTube says it plans to remove thousands of videos containing hate speech, including neo-Nazism. KQED's Rachael Myrow explains that the company says it's already taking down offensive videos, but that policing hate speech and pedophilia on the platform is a huge undertaking.
Guest: Rachael Myrow
Bakersfield to Put "In God We Trust" Motto on City Vehicles
The Bakersfield City Council voted to approve adding the motto "In God We Trust" to city-owned police and fire vehicles.
Guest: Michelle Wiley