Redistricting Maps Released
In Sacramento today, politicians were eager to see the work of the California Citizens Redistricting Commission that is redrawing their legislative boundaries. We talk with Sacramento Bureau Chief John Myers, who has been pouring over the new redistricting maps.
Chemistry Camp for the Blind
In the hills outside Napa recently, a group of high school students gathered for a summer science camp. There were test tubes, volatile chemicals and pipettes, of course. But these weren't your typical campers.
New Exhibit Explores Yosemite History
Anyone heading to Yosemite this summer can expect long lines of cars and plenty of camping restrictions. It wasn't always that way. In the early 20th century, cars were encouraged, campers sprawled out in the meadows and giant streaks of fire fell from the granite cliffs. A new Yosemite Valley Museum exhibit showcases that era.
Mexican Rodeo Losing Home
There's a sport played by many Mexicans and Mexican-Americans throughout much of California, yet it remains largely unknown for those outside the immigrant community. Some people call it "Mexican Rodeo." But despite its popularity, it's not easy to find a place to practice the sport here.
X Drummer's Multiple Musical Personalities
The legendary L.A. punk band X hasn't put out a new record in years. But its members still get back together for a handful of live shows every year. Its founding members also stay busy with a bunch of other projects. That includes Don "D.J." Bonebrake, a punk rocker who's just as comfortable playing jazz and classical music.