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Bringing you an all-new season of in-depth, local news. Tune in to our show Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on KCET.
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In early January, reporter Alex Stapleton had an opportunity to sit down with the new head of the Los Angeles Police Commission.
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In West Hollywood, where parking spaces are at a premium, a new high-tech garage will park your car for you, placing 200 cars in a space that used to hold only 68.
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In Silicon Valley, the workforce and executive suites are predominantly white male. Will Silicon Beach offer more hi-tech job opportunities to women and minorities?
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Finding an apartment in Los Angeles that permits pets is not as easy as it sounds.
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Val Zavala brings you the personal story of an army sergeant who shares her harrowing account of rape and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Cheerleading has morphed into routines that resemble Olympic gymnastics. In hundreds of competitions, flyers are thrown 10, 15, even 20 feet in the air.
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In 2002, the city of Los Angeles placed a moratorium banning murals on private property. As a result of the ban, murals became illegal in Los Angeles. Many up and coming artists were forced to take down their murals, or have their artwork painted over.
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Did you ever think polluted air could be turned into something useful? Cara Santa Maria investigates how an Orange County-based company is turning methane gas into plastic items.
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Rows of healthy hydroponic tomatoes are nurtured and grown in a high-tech greenhouse facility in Camarillo, California.
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Drummond Ranch Sheepherding is a home away from home for most city dogs accustomed to a life of leisure and very little physical activity.
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Artist Sandow Birk has always been intrigued by 19th century traditional landscape paintings depicting an idyllic California with plush green fields.
