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Are the solutions to California's Godzilla-sized budget crisis as bad as the problem?
Is news from California sufficiently covered by the national networks?
As hospitals in the area close, more and more patients flood the hospitals that still remain, many of them without insurance or a primary care physician.
This is the fourth chapter in our series on billboards in Los Angeles. What makes this one different than the other three is the personal nature of the story.
A guide to some of the websites trying to bring you the future of California news today.
You gotta see the Oscar nominated doc The Garden. (And not just because a Life & Times segment I did is in the doc for a whole 30 seconds.)
Why the rift between advertising and journalism might be bad for democracy.
Val Zavala gives you a behind-the-scenes look at how SoCal Connected is made. Meet the editors, cameramen, producers who makes the show happen.
Superintendent Ramon Cortines on LAUSD's use of eminent domain, on the economy, the teacher's union, layoffs, and more.
We talk to Steve Barr, the founder and chairman of Green Dot Public Schools.
You can't serve patience, optimism, irony or principles for dinner, but they'll help get you through these hard times.
