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Snow and More Snow Hits Sierra
The weekend forecast calls for more rain in Northern California, and for up to seven more inches of snow in the Sierra. We talk with some residents about how all that snow is bringing joy to ski resorts -- but also causing some general public safety concerns.

State Budget Negotiations Drag On
When Gov. Jerry Brown took office in January, he set a very ambitious goal for himself and the Legislature: cut a deal to resolve the state budget deficit in 60 days, in order to place a tax measure on a special election ballot in June. But time is running out. Now, the veteran politician finds himself with bad options.

Warren Christopher's Legacy in Los Angeles
When former Secretary of State Warren Christopher died recently at the age of 85, his obituaries focused mostly on his foreign policy accomplishments, like securing freedom for the American hostages in Iran in 1980. But Christopher also played a powerful role in California politics for decades -- and much of his work was behind the scenes in Los Angeles.

Public Art That Packs a Punch
Artist Michael Kalish is known for bringing together mundane objects like license plates into stunning images and sculptures. His latest project, in Los Angeles, is inspired by boxing legend Muhammed Ali.

Fresno Food: More Than Fruit and Nuts
The Central Valley is famous for its raisins, cows, oranges and almonds. It isn't typically known as a gourmet ghetto -- but if you look beyond the orchards and dairies, there's a cornucopia of artisan foods, fancy chocolates and even smoked jalapenos. We stopped by the recent Fresno Food Expo, and discovered a medley of distinctive tastes.

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Jazz Review: Eric Reed's 'Dancing Monk'
Pianist Eric Reed first gained attention as a teenager playing with Wynton Marsalis. He later collaborated with jazz luminaries like Cassandra Wilson and Dianne Reeves. Now, after almost 20 years on the New York scene, Reed has returned to Southern California -- and he's as busy as ever. Jazz critic Andrew Gilbert reviews Reed's latest album, "Dancing Monk."

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