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Crossing the street in L.A. can be taking your life in your hands.
7:47
Val Zavala tags along on a Dumpster Diver tour and learns how some people are preventing waste by rescuing discarded food from the trash.
3:18
Brian Unger thinks there are more important things than using high speed train to get out of LA...like getting around IN LA.
8:32
Boyle Heights is surrounded by factories, railroads and some of the busiest freeways in the U.S. Now residents are trying to stop the pollution.
How to cope with aging parents and the difficult decision of putting them in a home.
15:54
Fracking. Our correspondent unearths whether the controversial process is going on in Southern California and why it's become such a dirty word.
6:36
Madeleine talks to economist Chris Thornberg about Southern California's recovering real estate market.
8:36
Career-ending sports injuries used to be a problem for the pros. But the lives of athletes as young as 12 are being endangered by high-impact concussions.
5:56
TIME's 'awesome' columnist Joel Stein talks with Madeleine about the Petraeus scandal, toned arms, and living without irony.
Madeleine Brand talks to radio host and podcaster Luke Burbank as they suss out the Awesome and the Not-so-Awesome in current pop culture.
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Lobbyist Matt Knabe appears to be benefiting from having dad Don Knabe on the L.A. County Board of Supervisors.
3:53
Democrats may now have the numbers to change one of California's "untouchable" laws. USC's Sherry Bebitch Jeffe explains the politics and the prospects.
