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It's visible for miles across the Los Angeles Basin: a beacon, beckoning to tourists. But how do you get there?
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How do you get close enough to a whale to put a tag on it? Very carefully. Listen to whale expert John Calambokidis describe it.
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Correspondent Michael Okwu talks about spending time with jazz great Herbie Hancock, an artist he grew up admiring.
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See one Marine's video diary of the day-to-day work troops need to do to keep combat-ready in Afghanistan.
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More than 25 years in the making, artist Dominique Moody has created an exquisite tiny house on wheels. She calls it “The Nomad.”
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California is sprinkled with quaint and campy getaways. Can you guess which one Val found this week?
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If you love local history, 19th century architecture, and a gracious and peaceful place to stroll, you may have already discovered this gem tucked away in the heart of L.A.
In this 4-minute sampler from a chat with Val, the Pulitzer Prize-winning humorist riffs on L.A. v. Miami drivers, the internet and the glut of celebrities. Enjoy!
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Financial reporter Roger Lowenstein talks about his new book, The End of Wall Street. Is the title a fact, or a prediction?
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LA Times columnist Steve Lopez talks to a group of military wives about what it's like to "hold down the fort" while their husbands are deployed.
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Daddy's going back to war. A visual document of a military family just as the father is about to be re-deployed to Afghanistan.
