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The Los Angeles Police Department, like many police departments across the country, is surprisingly dependent upon a corps of volunteers known as reserve officers.
"Laura's Law" allows authorities to force psychiatric treatment upon persons with mental illness who threaten violence.
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All of the current problems community colleges face could seem minor if Prop 30 doesn't pass on Nov. 6.
At one military training center, amputees act as victims in war simulations. It's fake, but the impact for trainees and amputees is very real.
In this installment of KCET's series Your Turn to Care, Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez opens up about his father's final illness.
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Retired family physician Dr. Ken Murray talks to Val about how doctors choose to approach the end of life differently than most people.
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Cora Kreachbaum made a decision most of us would probably find to difficult to make...but one that doctors make quite often.
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LAUSD beat first lady Michelle Obama to the punch by serving healthier meals starting last fall. But has the new menu worked?
By land, sea and air, the military is exploring ways to wean itself off fossil fuels. Here are 10 techs it hopes will help it reach its goal.
A caregiver finds support for both her and her parents. We've also provided great information on support groups and additional resources for caregivers.
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Moyers on crony capitalism, Occupy Wall Street and Obama's own contribution to the economic crisis. Plus, a deeply personal story about his son.
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Stephanie Wiggins of the L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Authority explains some of the logistics of the year-long experiment and how the new Expresslane intends to reduce traffic.
