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LA Times columnist Steve Lopez says a recent report showing a drop in LA's homeless population was more than wrong.
11:24
Romance. Spectacle. Danger. The hallmarks of Cirque du Soleil. Go behind the scenes, and find out how they really do it.
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Are car washes the new sweat shops? An investigation into widespread labor violations at area car washes reveals many of the operators are...dirty.
3:19
The "village" concept gives seniors a way to reach out to volunteers - and their peers - for a helping hand.
6:54
Professor Doug NeJaime of Loyola Law Schools helps explain the complicated issues to be decided by the U.S. Supreme Court regarding gay marriage in California and the country.
8:13
'Hitchcock' director Sacha Gervasi talks to Val and Madeleine on the struggles and motivations of the enigmatic filmmaker (and his wife) as he made a cinematic classic.
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Huell Howser has passed away at the age of 67. We look back at the life of the friendly travelling host, himself a California treasure.
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Huell Howser's longtime producer and cameraman share memories of their time with the friendly, traveling host.
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Author, historian, and KCET.org contributor D.J. Waldie talks to Madeleine about Huell Howser's relevance as a modern explorer of California.
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Host of Huffington Post Live Jacob Soboroff remembers the late Huell Howser.
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When the real estate bubble burst, many people lost their homes. But one man saw profit in abandoned properties.
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With the sale of Al Gore's Current TV to Al Jazeera, Madeleine and New York Times reporter Brian Stelter look at the ongoing changes to the media landscape.
