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The use of antipsychotic drugs on the elderly has sparked a series of lawsuits and criticism from industry leaders and advocates fighting for better regulation and enforcement.
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Drummond Ranch Sheepherding is a home away from home for most city dogs accustomed to a life of leisure and very little physical activity.
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The Los Angeles Police Department, like many police departments across the country, is surprisingly dependent upon a corps of volunteers known as reserve officers.
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Los Angeles is home to millions of feral cats. Controlling that population used to mean putting the cats to sleep, but L.A. may soon be a no-kill city.
"Laura's Law" allows authorities to force psychiatric treatment upon persons with mental illness who threaten violence.
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Today, Boyle Heights. Seven years ago and 7 miles downwind, Huntington Park. Air quality, for some, has long been a matter of social justice.
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USC's Andrew Lih shows Madeleine some of the hottest gadgets this holiday season.
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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.
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Commentator Brian Unger doesn't want ANYONE talking about his potholes.
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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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Vince Gonzales talks to business owners and first-time voters to gauge how people feel about the election and what it means for the country.
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It's visible for miles across the Los Angeles Basin: a beacon, beckoning to tourists. But how do you get there?
