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In this episode of I WAS THERE, Chris Silva reflects on his brother’s death, today’s police reform movement and what he says is a glaring conflict of interest among local sheriffs throughout California.
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Foster care, alcoholism, quarantine: his drums got Anthony Sheriff through it all.
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Since March the calls haven’t stopped for Manuel Villanueva, a community organizer with the Restaurant Opportunities Center. Thousands of cooks, waiters and dishwashers have struggled since then to survive since the shut down orders.
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Season 6, Episode 32: The L.A. Kitchen is all about giving second chances.
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For the first time in decades California voters could make a difference in the Presidential primary.
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Will more counties implement law that allows psychiatric treatment upon persons with mental illness?
Which segments of the population are hit hardest by unemployment? How effective are employment fairs in actually finding a new job?
A look at a program designed to help patients confront their traumatic memories rather than avoid them.
Pomona highs school students share their stories of economic hardship with President Obama.
From the Civil War to the war in Iraq, L.A. Times book editor David Ulin discusses his favorite books about the experience of combat with.
In the latest episode of LA’s struggle to control its billboards, the city once again found itself a victim of its own actions.
A few photos from our day with the students at from Village Academy High School.
