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We sat down to talk to Steve Soboroff, real estate developer and 2001 Republican candidate for mayor of Los Angeles, about his opposition to Proposition 8.
A movie about the national debt crisis starring Warren Buffet, Paul Volker and Alan Greenspan?
Marijuana Clinics: Up In Smoke
Graffiti Goes Gallery
The Year of Living Dangerously: Return of Zac Sunderland
Nowadays, when something happens, folks grab their cameras, and then race to post images on the Web. The great fire in Angeles Forest was no exception. We've put together a sampler, and invite you to share your stuff.
Val has a fashion crisis when she's picked as the Grand Marshall in Pasadena's Latino Heritage Parade.
Young, uninsured, and now gone. One woman's battle for health care reform, based on her personal experience - the death of her brother.
An interview with the executive director of Door of Hope, a transitional housing program that serves homeless families with young children.
Two weeks after SoCal Connected's investigation, FEMA announced it would revise its flood insurance rate maps, granting certain Ventura County homeowners at least a temporary reprieve from paying new premiums.
Death certificates acquired by our friends at Neon Tommy tell the story of an unpredictably vicious virus and a dubious response from public health officials.
After we found some holes in FEMA's plan to declare some neighborhoods as flood zones—and require the residents to pay big insurance premiums—FEMA backed down and now says it will revisit its decision.
