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Creating life for profit -- animal breeders do it every day. Most do it responsibly. Some don't. And that's when bad things happen. Take those puppies, for example, in the pet store window. A great many of them entered this world under terrible conditions
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Good fat, bad fat, a healthy glass of wine, "diet" cookies...how do you sort out the confusing mix of information out there?
In this installment of KCET's series Your Turn to Care, Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez opens up about his father's final illness.
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Nearly half of all the crashes in L.A. are classified as hit-and-run, and according to the Weekly, the LAPD either doesn't know how bad it is or isn't talking about it.
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Last week the Obama administration announced a plan to make school lunches healthier. We look back at an early grassroots effort to do the same.
A caregiver finds support for both her and her parents. We've also provided great information on support groups and additional resources for caregivers.
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Moyers on crony capitalism, Occupy Wall Street and Obama's own contribution to the economic crisis. Plus, a deeply personal story about his son.
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Brian Unger has shed a few tears recently over his mom. No, she doesn't have cancer. She's looking for a man.
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Stephanie Wiggins of the L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Authority explains some of the logistics of the year-long experiment and how the new Expresslane intends to reduce traffic.
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Madeleine Brand talks with author Tom Wolfe about his new book "Back to Blood."
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Val Zavala talks to Republican strategists and former California State Senator Jim Brulte about the future of the GOP now that President Obama has been re-elected.
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Madeleine talks to political analysts Sherry Bebitch Jeffe and Bob Stern, covering presidential polls, voter demographics, and predictions.
