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Suzanne Potter
Producer at California News ServiceSuzanne Potter is a journalist with 30 years of experience as a reporter for TV, radio and print news. She spent 15 years as a local TV news reporter in Palm Springs, CA and Providence, RI. She earned a B.A. in Mass Communications from UC Berkeley and spent a year at the Sorbonne in Paris. She lives in Palm Desert, CA, is married with four children and is a longtime leader with the Boy Scouts of America.
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Una nueva serie documental explora la ayuda médica para morir, que es legal en sólo diez estados, incluido California. Comentarios de Serene Meshel Dillman, directora de la serie; y Kim Callinan, presidente y directora ejecutiva de Compassion & Choices.
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Una nueva encuesta de una coalición de grupos de derechos civiles revela que las mujeres de color dicen que los políticos que quieren ganarse su voto deben centrarse en cuestiones de asequibilidad, justicia reproductiva, prevención de la violencia armada y racismo. Comentarios de Lupe M. Rodríguez, directora ejecutiva del Instituto Nacional de Latinas para la Justicia Reproductiva, y Roshni Nedungadi (ROESH-nee ned-oon-GAHD-ee), directora de investigación y socia fundadora de HIT Strategies.
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Después de que expiraron las protecciones de la era de la pandemia, varios cientos de miles de niños abandonaron la cobertura del seguro médico Medi-Cal, según un nuevo informe de la Universidad de Georgetown. Comentarios de Mayra Álvarez, presidenta de Children's Partnership, con sede en Los Ángeles; y Joan Alker (“Al” como “Albert”), profesora de investigación de la Escuela McCourt de Políticas Públicas y directora ejecutiva del Centro para Niños y Familias de la Universidad de Georgetown.
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Un nuevo informe de investigadores de UCLA que trabajan con el Centro de Política Bipartidista muestra que la rotación de funcionarios electorales alcanzó el 57% en 2022 y se sitúa en el 40% este año. Comentarios de Rachel Orey (rima con "historia"), directora asociada principal del Proyecto de Elecciones en el Centro de Política Bipartidista
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife just announced that a marine warden discovered an endangered Pacific leatherback sea turtle dead — drowned by old crab-fishing gear left off the Farralon Islands near San Francisco. Suzanne Potter of California News Service has this story.
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California's largest county has just opened the new CARE Court system — designed to get help for severely mentally ill people in Los Angeles. Suzanne Potter of California News Service has more.
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California tribes are headed to the White House Tribal Nations Summit tomorrow, where they will ask Congress and the Biden administration to create or expand several national monuments. Suzanne Potter of California news Service has more.
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As the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Dubai wraps up, Democratic lawmakers and clean-air advocates are calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to release strict rules on emissions from heavy-duty trucks. The agency is expected to act in the next few months. Suzanne Potter with California News Service has more.
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As world leaders gather in Dubai for the international conference on climate change, the City of Long Beach is acting on multiple fronts to help the U.S. lower carbon emissions. Suzanne Potter of California News Service has this report.
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More than two-million jobs will be created in California each year through 2031, and 72-percent will require more than a high school diploma, according to a new report. Suzanne Potter of California News Service has the details.