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6:42
Thomas Napper's documentary explores the often frightening but misunderstood world of those living on Los Angeles' Skid Row.
6:59
Madeleine talks to New York Times reporter Jodi Kantor about the Secretary of State's political future.
3:47
Vince Gonzales talks to Val about his experience covering the Columbine massacre, and what the community of Newtown, Conn., can expect as the media descends on the town.
3:40
Huell Howser has passed away at the age of 67. We look back at the life of the friendly travelling host, himself a California treasure.
23:48
Oysters may offer insight into our changing oceans; the Obama administration gears up for a gun control battle; L.A.'s taco scene.
6:15
With the Tribune Company shifting towards television, its newspapers -- including the Los Angeles Times -- may be poised for new management. So who's looking to buy?
5:34
The Obama administration's gun control task force is moving ahead rapidly. Val talks to White House correspondent Philip Rucker from The Washington Post about the coming political battle.
4:36
Following our investigation into Supervisor Don Knabe's lobbyist ties, a government report reveals county employees faked documents and violated county policy.
6:35
Congress is again considering immigration, and there are talks of giving undocumented immigrants a new path to citizenship. Will it finally become a reality?
4:49
The passage of Prop 30 is giving much needed money to California's community college system, but is it too little, too late?
8:06
Obamacare kicks in at the end of the year, and California is prepping. Local Congressman Henry Waxman helped pass the law, and he talks to Madeleine about what's in store.
12:46
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor sits down in conversation with actress and activist Eva Longoria and talks about her road to being the first Latina in the highest court.
