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A suspected arsonist remains at large after six car fires last night in Los Angeles – the third night in a row. More from member station KPCC’s Ashley Bailey:

Police have no suspect in custody for the current state of car fires. LAPD Commander Andy Smith says police are stepping up their game to assist firefighters in the investigation.

“We’ve reassigned dozens of detectives from our major crimes division, our robbery homicide division and the divisional homicide detective units that we have around the city. Those detectives are now all working together ‘round the clock to try and apprehend whoever it is that’s doing this.”

Firefighters say they have responded to about 40 car fires – many of which started under carports – in the last three days. Police have asked the public to keep a watchful eye while they search for the party or parties responsible.

For N-P-R News, I’m Ashley Bailey in Los Angeles.

A story about an autistic five-year-old named Lilly Cervantes. Her mother's determination to find treatment to advance her communication skills. When she couldn't find services in rural Eureka, Lilly's mother Christina quit her job as the store manager of Sears and opened her own neurotherapy center.

HSU puts it to student voters - should smoking be banned? Or should it be more strictly enforced to specific areas?

8 sandwiches. One basket of fries. Two hour time limit. The question on everyone's minds: DID HE DO IT?

March 2010

Locals from a range of groups - business, home owners, marijuana growers, non-profits and the government joined together at the Mateel Community Center in Redway to discuss what the impacts of marijuana legalization in California might be for the economy.

Former MTV and Vans Warped Tour Correspondent starts his own video website with HSU students for the Humboldt Community. Ashley Bailey has the story

When bible bullies and sassy students collide at Humboldt State University, it results in a massive off-the-cuff rally. Ashley Bailey has the story.

Weed, pot, marijuana - whatever you want to call it - is constantly talked about in media, in Arcata and across the nation.

Now, a group of locals say they are tired of the negative coverage of the good ol' green and want to tackle it at what they believe is its source - our very own homewtown newspaper.

Ashley Bailey has the story.

Radio skit about meeting Pat Benatar inside a karaoke lounge. I didn't really meet her, but that is up for dispute...

Promo for Humboldt State University's student-run radio station, KRFH.net 610 AM Radio Free Humboldt.

The legend of how my friends and I came to be members of Beer Church. Perhaps you'll want to join, too.

DJ A-Bay hosted DJ Mackin for a show of radio food goodness! This episode is from Thursday, Feb. 5, 2009. Tune into Radio Food on Humboldt State University's only student-run radio station, KRFH.net every Thursday from 5 - 7 p.m. to hear more!

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