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Leading up to the 1984 Olympics, the predictions of traffic meltdown were almost as dire as they are for Carmageddon. But the fears back then turned out to be groundless. What went right in the Eighties? SoCal Rewind dipped into the video archives for ...
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SoCal billionaire Ron Burkle has bought the historic Ennis House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The famous "textile block" house is in the Los Feliz hills above Los Angeles. It needs extensive repair after decades of rain and earthquake damage. Saul ...
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What should you do in this troubled economy? American Public Media's Marketplace Kai Ryssdal guest hosts.
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How some Southern California communities are addressing Islamophobia a decade after 9/11.
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The city council is inching its way toward voting on a deal that could bring professional football back to Los Angeles. But amid all the excitement (and muffled protest), it's good to pause, take a breath, and realize...we've been here before.
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In a special SoCal Rewind, Val Zavala speaks with renowned terrorism expert Brian Jenkins from 2006, exactly five years after the 9/11 attacks.
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With increasing fears of a double-dip recession, all eyes and ears have been on the economy. We thought it might be worthwhile to take a look back at one of the triggers that got us into the first slump — the housing crisis.
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Counter-terrorism experts differ on whether we're safer 10 years after 9/11. But they agree on this — L.A. remains a prime target.
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Doctors in California are reporting cases of whooping cough in numbers not seen since the 1940s. Back then, however, the target was a different age group.
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A new approach to preventing diabetes in African American men—by reaching out to them at the barbershop.
