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Thousands of inmates are housed in Chino State Prison, just 40 miles east of Los Angeles, and a few of them are enrolled in one of the toughest prison rehabilitation programs in the world.
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Crossroads is a rehabilitation and transition house located in Claremont, which provides recently incarcerated women the chance to rebuild their lives immediately upon release.
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Whether depicted in pop culture, classic movies, or a Jack Kerouac novel, Route 66 has captivated the attention of dozens of travelers, writers, and history buffs since its founding in 1926.
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Approximately two million untamed feral cats roam the streets and neighborhoods of Los Angeles.
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Every year, marathon runners prepare for the Angeles Crest 100-mile endurance run in the mountains above Los Angeles.
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For decades, the doors of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Compton, Calif., have remained closed. The empty building became marked with leaky roofs, electrical problems, and instances of vandalism and graffiti.
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The Gold Rush may be over, but panning for gold is still very much alive in California.
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Take a road trip to one of the most unique and historic landmarks along Route 66, just south of Barstow.
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Spurred by a bet, Natural History Museum curator Brian Brown went on a mission to uncover new species of bugs in the comfort of his colleague's own backyard.
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Blue whales are the largest and most beautiful creatures to inhabit the ocean. But in recent years, these marine mammals have been spotted closer to shore, putting them at a higher risk for deadly container ship collisions in Southern California.
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Since the 1940s, the family-owned and run Colby Poster Printing Company has printed vibrant and eye-popping show posters and billboards visible on street corners, cross walks, and major venues.
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The L.A. elections are over, and the mayor's race narrows. Brian Rooney has the post-election wrap-up.
