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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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After another devastating series of wildfires in southern California, it's clear that our fire season is now year-round. Our Emmy-winning package looks at how we build our homes, and asks who is going to pay for the costs of firefighting.
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We all know earthquakes are a force of nature.
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Producer Angela Shelley spent the day at Sylmar Senior High with the evacuees who tell their own moving stories of escaping the firestorm and trying to make sense of the senseless.
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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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These days, most everyone is looking for ways to save money.
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For years, Locke High in Watts has been a poster child for failing inner city schools.
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Sandra Tsing Loh on someone you rarely hear from in public education debates -- the parents!
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There's been justifiable concern in LA over financial troubles at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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A rare look behind the scenes at the most sophisticated traffic management technology in the country, all aimed at easing congestion in traffic-choked southern California.
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It was music to my ears when I learned President Obama had asked poet Elizabeth Alexander to share the spotlight on one of the world's biggest stages -- the Presidential inauguration.
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Every president to hold office has espoused some version of Americanism; the truths that we hold self-evident, even when those truths are not always in evidence.
