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In honor of Black History Month, the web-team wants you to watch our short video profiling a local hero fighting to keep her home.
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According to Michael Shermer, it's not the the government's job to protect us from making stupid investments.
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SoCal Connected's Web team examines why disaster movies and theme park attractions are so popular in a place where a natural disaster can strike at any moment.
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Officer Deon Joseph is tasked with protecting and serving the homeless population on L.A.'s Skid Row, one of the most dangerous areas of the city.
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Imagine a huge warehouse that holds not just one, but 53 other state-of-the-art kitchens? [scald=78282:sdl_editor_representation]
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Shootings of unarmed black males nationwide have ignited discussions about the lack of concern for African-Americans.
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There is a growing awareness and concern about coyotes in Southern California.
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Grazing on the open land of Moreno Valley are hundreds of wild donkeys. No one knows exactly how they got there, but they do know that several have been killed by passing cars. Reporter Derrick Shore visits a rescue group called DonkeyLand, whose job is made harder when humans befriend the wild donkeys.
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After going through the personnel files on some of the priests accused of sexual abuse, L.A. Times columnist Steve Lopez asked his readers to "pray" for Cardinal Roger Mahony.
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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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Madeleine sits down with Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez to talk about Prop 30 and the big money in the upcoming election.
