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2:35
Brian Unger has a tip for dealing with rising gas prices. But you might need to look for a new job afterwards.
10:05
A look at one L.A.-based "ghost clinic," how crooks swindle Medicare out of billions of dollars each year, and why authorities aren't doing much to prevent it.
How to cope with aging parents and the difficult decision of putting them in a home.
2:41
Brian Unger takes on landlords who list "a new roof," "a private entrance," "a room in the attic" and other dubious "features" as selling points.
13:18
We take an exclusive look at the L.A. County Family Court system - overburdened amid severe cutbacks -- and those most affected by it.
15:54
Fracking. Our correspondent unearths whether the controversial process is going on in Southern California and why it's become such a dirty word.
6:13
Brian Rooney takes a look at how the un- and under-employed are finding ways to make money using their smartphones.
8:35
There are signs that the housing market has rebounded. That's good news for sellers, but if you're buying, you better get in line.
6:36
Madeleine talks to economist Chris Thornberg about Southern California's recovering real estate market.
2:27
Last year, we did a months long investigation into HACLA. Now City Controller Wendy Greuel shares the results of her own investigation into the troubled agency.
8:36
Career-ending sports injuries used to be a problem for the pros. But the lives of athletes as young as 12 are being endangered by high-impact concussions.
6:20
He's back on the big screen. Madeleine talks to one of the country's foremost Lincoln experts to find out what makes our 16th president so persistent in the public imagination.
