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Sandra Tsing Loh seeks something new to help her sleep.

Sandra Tsing Loh tries prescription Ambien to help her sleep.

Finally! A good excuse for sleeping in!

KPCC's business analyst Mark Lacter discusses the latest UCLA Anderson Forecast, which predicts that California's unemployment rate could stay in double digits into 2011; Mark also looks at how hotels and airlines are coping in the current economy.

Memorial Day weekend tests Sandra Tsing Loh's new self-help philosophy.

KPCC's business analyst Mark Lacter discusses why gas prices are going up; Mark also looks at a study that places Los Angeles in the top 10 among tech centers in North America.

A sleepless Sandra Tsing Loh decides to apply the philosophy of Eckhardt Tolle’s "The Power of Now" in her life.

Steven Cuevas: A fraternity at Cal Poly Pomona is under investigation after an alleged hazing incident left a student injured. KPCC's Steven Cuevas says the university has suspended several frat members.

Alex Cohen: KPCC's Alex Cohen talks to Marc Haefele, dean of the city hall reporters, about next year's gubernatorial primary election and the possibility that incumbent Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa may run for California's next governor.

Julie Small: State lawmakers are struggling today to close the state's multi-billion dollar deficit by June 15th. State Controller John Chiang says there are hundreds of millions of good reasons to meet that deadline. KPCC's Julie Small caught up with the controller today in Sacramento to find out what's at stake.

Kitty Felde: It's been five years since the death of Ronald Reagan, five years since his casket lay in state in the Rotunda of the Capitol building. A 30-hour procession of more than 100,000 people paid their respects back then. Now visitors to the Capitol can pay their respects to Reagan again. KPCC's Washington Correspondent Kitty Felde says a seven-foot statue of the 40th president was unveiled today in the Capitol Rotunda.

Brian Watt: The Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, concludes today at the Los Angeles Convention Center. KPCC's Brian Watt observed the hordes of gamers looking for the next fun time.

Adolfo Guzman-Lopez: Sacrifice and hardship are behind many of the degrees awarded this graduation season. KPCC's Adolfo Guzman-Lopez talked with a military veteran a few days ago about the struggles she faced on her way to graduation day.

Julie Small: Governor Schwarzenegger addressed a joint session of the legislature yesterday to urge speedy closure of the state's $24 billion budget deficit. The move was meant as a rallying cry for the legislature and the Governor to solve the problem together. But as KPCC's Julie Small reports, lawmakers went to war instead.

Patricia Nazario: Hundreds of thousands of children and seniors may lose access to healthcare if Sacramento approves Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's revised budget proposal. KPCC's Patricia Nazario says Los Angeles County public health advocates are asking lawmakers to rethink the ways they'll close the state's $24 billion spending gap.