In Depth

This week's show hits a lot of interesting points. Starting with the school shooting in Florida and the fears that have rippled across the country on school campuses like ours in Los Angeles to a special look at people and places during this Black History Month. We begin with school safety.

On Thursday, President Trump revealed a plan for making Dreamers citizens. We start this week's In Depth show with reaction from UCLA Chicano Studies Professor Raul Hinojosa and local Dreamers Maribel Serrano and Jorge Herrera. Serrano and Herrera came to the US when they were 4-years-old.

My interview with the parents of Blaze Bernstein who was murdered in OC. After the false alarm in Hawaii about incoming missiles, we wondered "what if" it happened here or, worse, the real thing. Our look at what's happening with marijuana in Southern California and Canter's Deli in the Fairfax District is now 70 years old.

It's Winter 1890, first day of the new year, Pasadena's Valley Hunt Club created a parade to promote the city, it's beauty and its great weather.  Floats look like horse-drawn chariots and stagecoaches. Five years later they start taking on the appearance of floral floats.