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One on one with music icon Herbie Hancock, with some amazing performances and never-before-seen footage.
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Two million Angelenos have no access to a doctor or dentist. Judy Muller shows us what they endure to get the most basic care.
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We continue our investigation into L.A.'s Housing Authority; new details of $100,000 on employee incentives and $7,000 steak dinners.
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Big changes at L.A.'s Housing Authority. Watch the latest fallout from our revelation of lavish expenditures.
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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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Val Zavala speaks to legendary journalist Bill Moyers about the state of our economy, a broken government, and the changing body politic.
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When you are in charge of caregiving for elderly family members, it can be difficult to take care of yourself. One woman looks for a balance.
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Our friends at Departures recently interviewed Richard Ankrom, an artist and sign painter who pulled the ultimate stunt in guerrilla art: posting a freeway sign, in the heart of Los Angeles, that was so authentic the city decided to keep it. Here is th...
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NOW - Grocery workers' unions are poised to strike, threatening a bottleneck at your local checkout stand. THEN - The unions did strike back in 2003, and for the same reason - health care.
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Catherine Mulholland passed away this week at the age of 88. She is noted for her biography of her grandfather, William Mulholland, the man credited with bringing Los Angeles out of the desert. Here is Catherine in 2001, talking with Life & Times new...
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What should you do in this troubled economy? American Public Media's Marketplace Kai Ryssdal guest hosts.
