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The masterful talents of painter Marc Trujillo are applied to gas stations, Costco aisles and fast food restaurants. He renders commercial scenes with realistic precision that rivals the Dutch masters.
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At an airport in Compton, a remarkable program is teaching kids to fly before they can drive.
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They are a small but dedicated group of Muslim women who love the waves, but also want to dress modestly on the beach.
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Reporter Cara Santa Maria looks at how police departments across Ventura County have implemented comprehensive crisis intervention training for all officers.
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Nic Cha Kim visits the Hollyhock House, one of L.A.'s most iconic homes designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright in the early 1920s. After a recent $4.4 million dollar renovation project, many of the original features have been restored and are now vie...
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Val Zavala tours the offices of the country’s fourth largest newspaper with its 14th and newest publisher, Austin Beutner.
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Free book stands are springing up across town encouraging people to "Take a book. Leave a book." Many come from a non-profit organization called Little Free Libraries.
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There's a different form of homelessness along a riverbed in the suburban community of Santa Clarita. Unlike residents on L.A.'s Skid Row, people like Mike Crosby prefer to remain less visible.
5:39
It's more famous than the Sunset Strip, but for homeowners living near the Hollywood Sign, this popular tourist attraction has become a major annoyance.
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David Boulé has assembled what's perhaps the largest single collection of materials related to the production and promotion of California oranges
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Reporter Derrick Shore visits the Bay Delta in Northern California, a vital water source and lifeline for much of the state. What would happen to the Delta in the event of a catastrophic earthquake?
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There's a hate-love relationship going on between bikes pedaling the streets of Los Angeles and cars speeding by.
