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A look at one of California's favorite "blood sports" — real estate — and how hard times have affected it.
2:35
Chris Ayres, correspondent for the London Times, on the changing seasons of disaster in Southern California.
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In the second part of our series, we take a look at the issue of digital billboards. We question why leaders approved the installation of 877 digital billboards and whether that's good for Los Angeles.
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SoCal Connected looks at how Southern California is weathering the economic storm, with profiles of three different groups of people.
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Kathy Kristoff, author of Investing 101, with commentary on the current financial crisis and advice on how to get through this tough economy.
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Death Valley National Park has one of the darkest skies in the United States — for now. It seems the visible universe is under threat of annihilation from Las Vegas as that city grows and dumps more and more light into the sky.
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We've been waiting for two years for election day, and as anxious andnerve-wracking and all-consuming as it's been - as much as we want it toget there - well, then what?
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Nowhere was the elation over Barack Obama’s victory greater than in the black communities of South Los Angeles.
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This week the Huffington Post's founder and Editor in Chief, Arianna Huffington, called the winner in the 2008 race a day early: the Internet.
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There may be dozens, possibly hundreds of buildings in the city at risk of collapsing in a major earthquake and causing thousands of deaths.
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Fire is a natural cleanser. That's a strange notion for urban folk, and little consolation for our neighbors who have lost their homes.
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For years, Locke High in Watts has been a poster child for failing inner city schools.
