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At the end of banquets and catered events, untouched food is often scraped from plates, tossed into dumpsters and dumped into landfills. In L.A. County alone, more than one million tons of food is dumped into area landfills.
5:00
Scuba divers and volunteers from the Ocean Defenders Alliance embark on dangerous underwater missions, risking their lives to recover abandoned fishing gear that settles hundreds of feet at the bottom of the ocean floor.
5:49
With millions of fans across the globe, Cirque du Soleil is a mesmerizing blend of street performance and dramatic circus acts. Each act begins with dangerous stunts and elaborately choreographed performances marked by intricate spins and tosses.
7:44
Should terminally ill Californians have the option to end their own lives as patients in Oregon and Washington do?
7:55
It’s a new kind of plastic that is too small to recycle and too tiny to filter out of our waste water. They are called microbeads.
6:58
Val Zavala tours the offices of the country’s fourth largest newspaper with its 14th and newest publisher, Austin Beutner.
4:59
Nick Hardcastle visits the Hip Hop School of Arts, a nonprofit performing arts center in the heart of Pomona, California.
8:32
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?
5:46
Faced with consistent dry spells and an ongoing drought, Southern California ski areas are faced with more and more challenges.
5:41
Three nights a week in a neighborhood in El Monte, women do their hair and makeup as if they were going out on the town. Instead they are headed to an intensive exercise class.
7:03
At an airport in Compton, a remarkable program is teaching kids to fly before they can drive.
5:05
They are a small but dedicated group of Muslim women who love the waves, but also want to dress modestly on the beach.
