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Nick Hardcastle visits the Hip Hop School of Arts, a nonprofit performing arts center in the heart of Pomona, California.
5:17
GameHaus bills itself as LA's first and only board game cafe.
10:47
Using GPS radio collar technology, National Park Service biologists are studying the behaviors of mountain lions in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area.
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Vintage postcards and black and white photographs reveal a forgotten era when alligators once slid down chutes and young kids rode the backs of large reptiles.
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In this 2010 segment of "SoCal Connected," Lopez checks in to see what Ayers is up to.
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Taxidermy is very much alive at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.
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After years of living in the United States illegally for 19 years, Martha and Juan Manuel Morales were arrested and deported to Mexico by immigration authorities in 2008. They left behind three sons, two of whom are U.S. citizens.
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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.
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7,980 cases of pertussis, most commonly known as the whooping cough, were recently reported in California, according to a 2014 report published by the California Department of Public Health, which also attributes three infant deaths this year to the disea
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Los Angeles is home to millions of feral cats. Controlling that population used to mean putting the cats to sleep, but L.A. may soon be a no-kill city.
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What the passing of Prop 30 means for California community colleges; "The Invisible War" women in the military face; death of the DVD.
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When AIDS was first discovered, those afflicted faced stigma, prejudice, and denial of medical treatment. Filmmaker David France captured the activists' struggle.
