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Complaining about traffic is a SoCal pastime, but rare historical footage from AAA of Southern California brings some insightful perspective.
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Changing attitudes toward what was traditionally called prostitution reveal these young women to be victims of human trafficking.
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Licensed mortician Caitlin Doughty discusses the subject of death and dying.
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Alex Stapleton had the opportunity to sit down with the new head of the LA Police Commission.
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For more than 100 days, natural gas spewed uncontrollably from a well at the Aliso Canyon Natural Gas Storage Facility.
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Case manager Jasmine Edwards discusses ways in which Saving Innocence is combating human sex trafficking and helping minors rebuild their lives.
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Classic automobiles get new life without losing their weathered charm.
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When a couple lost their young son, Pablo, to a rare form of cancer they were devastated.
Trees provide innumerable benefits to the communities where they are.
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The trees are part of a twenty-year study to evaluate the resilience of different species to stressors such as high winds, pests, salinity, drought, and heat.
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In a special report SoCal Connected explores L.A.'s tree canopy; the 10-million-plus trees that shade more than 20 percent of the city. Trees are a remarkable counter force against the concrete landscape that feeds rising temperatures.
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For the first time in decades California voters could make a difference in the Presidential primary.
