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All across the country, newspapers are in serious trouble.
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Crossing the street in L.A. can be taking your life in your hands.
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A middle class mother of two struggles after her home has been foreclosed and she faces eviction from her apartment.
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A look at one of California's favorite "blood sports" — real estate — and how hard times have affected it.
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Chris Ayres, correspondent for the London Times, on the changing seasons of disaster in Southern California.
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A woman whose house was consumed by wildfires becomes one of California's leading advocates of insurance reform.
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You can still find prospectors searching for gold in the San Gabriel River, though these days rather than sifting through pans of dirt, they probably have a GPS, a hydraulic pump and an SUV to get up the hills.
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For the past few years, the Inland Empire in Riverside County has been one of the fastest growing counties in the state — home to a major housing boom. But now the Inland Empire has become something of a poster child for the foreclosure crisis.
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Los Angeles is the billboard capital of the nation, and some say it's an environmental disaster. But city leaders don't seem to be paying much attention.
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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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A look at Sarah Palin and how her style may influence future female candidates.
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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?
