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"I once thought the sixties were over ... in my old age I've begun to think that these things never end."
The issues raised in our programs are often tackled by nonprofits, find ways to partner up with the organizations striving to make change.
The Way Home is an in-studio roundtable discussion that will examine sustainable solutions for ending homelessness.
Tuesday marks the 20th anniversary of one of the most violent days in the history of Los Angeles, but it doesn't seem that long ago to one of the officers who was involved in the North Hollywood bank shootout.
There are over 10,000 people 55 years and older living on the streets of L.A. County.
L.A. Times columnist Steve Lopez took to his column for advice on caring for a parent who is dying.
Many cities are moving fast to get their homeless populations off the streets and into housing by creating efficient models that Los Angeles could consider
The rise of homelessness today is a multi-symptom epidemic rooted in housing, economics, and politics.
Microloans are giving new access to capital to some L.A. entrepreneurs; Madeleine talks to best-selling author Michael Connelly about his new book; David Kipen tells us what to read this holiday season.
LGBTQ homeless youth are among the most vulnerable, fighting early traumas, bullying, and coping with finding their identity.
Station 9 is one of the nation’s busiest stations. But a blaze isn’t breaking out on every corner of the station’s 0.75-square mile territory, in fact, hardly at all. Station 9 serves Skid Row, a 54-block area of L.A. that somehow got left behind.
