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Female Veterans, Prison Recipes, Pet Apartments, Shades of L.A.
Val Zavala brings you the personal story of an army sergeant who shares her harrowing account of rape and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Dogs and cats are not a problem in one North Hollywood apartment complex where residents are actually required to own a pet. Nick Hardcastle pays them a visit.
Jennifer Sabih stops by Crossroads, a halfway house in Claremont where the female residents have published a cookbook with recipes that can be made exclusively with stingers -- an all-in-one cooking utensil commonly used by prison inmates.
The Los Angeles Public Library has an immense collection of more than two million photos covering the city's history, but curators are trying to fill some important gaps. They're actively seeking a more diverse range of historical images representing the city's Latino, Asian, and African American communities.
