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Too big, and too many on the market. Correspondent Lisa Ling looks at the glut of MacMansions now moldering in the unsettled real estate market.
2:47
What could be more fun than...making fun of rich people. Brian Unger couldn't resist the chance to laugh, at their expense.
3:07
Commentator Marcos Villatoro shares the story of the cultural confusion his adopted daughter feels - born in Guatemala, but raised in LA.
8:19
LA Times columnist Steve Lopez gets a doctor's recommendation for medical marijuana, and offers some to the City Attorney. It's all a part of his big adventure inside LA's cannabis clinics.
8:48
Such a thing as quake weather? Can your dog predict a temblor? We sift thru the myths to find the real truth about earthquakes.
6:24
Approximately two million untamed feral cats roam the streets and neighborhoods of Los Angeles.
5:08
Explore a slew of books, classic records, and art at The Last Bookstore, downtown L.A.'s most celebrated independent bookstore.
7:18
After an arduous three months in rehabilitation, two young elephant seals are finally ready to be released back into the ocean by the Marine Mammal Rescue Team at the California Wildlife Center.
6:38
Every year, marathon runners prepare for the Angeles Crest 100-mile endurance run in the mountains above Los Angeles.
6:07
A group of environmentalists from Highland Park are on a mission to salvage food that would have otherwise gone to waste.
6:37
For decades, the doors of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Compton, Calif., have remained closed. The empty building became marked with leaky roofs, electrical problems, and instances of vandalism and graffiti.
5:29
The Gold Rush may be over, but panning for gold is still very much alive in California.
