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Walmart - reviled by some for its low wages, praised by others for its low prices. Love it or hate it, it's got a new strategy to help it expand.
4:23
Walmart seems relentless in its drive to expand. Some people oppose the big box invasion, others welcome it —as this week's rewind serves to remind.
3:07
In which our intrepid commentator learns a valuable lesson in canine physiology.
6:42
Doctors in California are reporting cases of whooping cough in numbers not seen since the 1940s. Back then, however, the target was a different age group.
17:32
Prescription overdoses now kill more people than car accidents each year. For some SoCal families, the problem hits close to home.
5:57
Brian Rooney visits one neighborhood where, despite the recession, ordinary citizens are taking the risks and going into business for themselves.
2:30
Brian Unger wonders why advertisers are abandoning the middle class to target luxury and bargain brands.
8:07
The Space Shuttle Endeavour has traveled millions of miles in space, but that doesn't mean getting it from LAX to its final home at the California Science Center is any easier than takeoff.
9:59
Two million Angelenos have no access to a doctor or dentist. Judy Muller shows us what they endure to get the most basic care.
7:23
Meet a father and daughter who have a lot more to lose if benefits for the elderly are cut any further.
3:47
It's a world-renowned landmark, but don't try to get too familiar. Here are the reasons why you can't get close to the Hollywood sign.
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Ken Simmons is no longer the CEO of HACLA, but he still had to face the wrath of a City Council outraged by the agency's spending.
