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The legality of medical marijuana in California has been in question since 1996, but the state's high court will decide whether state, federal, or municipal law reigns supreme.
5:09
Screenwriter Mike White believes it's imperative for fellow filmmakers to change Hollywood's portrayal of violence.
7:19
Catholic scholar Father Thomas Rausch of Loyola Marymount University joins Val to talk about the once and future Pope and the church's possible new direction.
11:27
The Church of Scientology is an organization cloaked in secrecy, but Pultzer Prize-winning author Lawrence Wright uncovered some of that mystery in his new book.
5:49
Jason Sisney of California's Legislative Analyst's Office joins Val from Sacramento and outlines the effects of the federal sequester cuts on the Golden State.
5:18
After a nurse in Bakersfield refused to give CPR to an elderly woman, ethical questions arose anew over what it means to be a "Good Samaritan."
17:26
Many of the races in the Los Angeles city elections won't be decided until May. Here's a look at the next stage.
14:11
The next pope must deal with scandals and change in the Catholic church; 3-D printing revolution means big changes to manufacturing and...DIY guns?
5:30
Money issues and a shakeup at MOCA's board of directors may call for the museum to be absorbed by LACMA.
1:25
There are dog sitters and cat sitters, so why not chicken sitters? Meet one of L.A.'s caretakers for the clucking kind.
3:52
As expected, the conclave of cardinals charged with choosing a new Pope were undecided today. It seems the choice is about what they want for the church, rather than whom.
7:27
Amid violence, poverty, and discrimination, girls around the world strive to receive an education. Filmmaker Richard Robbins captured the stories of nine of them.
