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They are a small but dedicated group of Muslim women who love the waves, but also want to dress modestly on the beach.
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GameHaus bills itself as LA's first and only board game cafe.
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Using GPS radio collar technology, National Park Service biologists are studying the behaviors of mountain lions in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area.
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Taxidermy is very much alive at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.
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After years of living in the United States illegally for 19 years, Martha and Juan Manuel Morales were arrested and deported to Mexico by immigration authorities in 2008. They left behind three sons, two of whom are U.S. citizens.
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In this 2010 segment of "SoCal Connected," Lopez checks in to see what Ayers is up to.
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When AIDS was first discovered, those afflicted faced stigma, prejudice, and denial of medical treatment. Filmmaker David France captured the activists' struggle.
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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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For 10 years, the Los Angeles Police Department has had a program aimed at dealing with people with mental illness before they have a chance to do harm. The program, called the Systemwide Mental Assessment Response Team, or SMART, pairs a mental health professional with a police officer. Officers Charles Dempsey and Chuck Lennontalk to Val to explain how it works.
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Some blame movies and violent video games for our current culture of violence.
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Even with a renewed debate over gun control laws sparked by events in Newtown, Conn., some experts say such tragedies don't lead to new gun laws. Will this time be different?
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Every tragedy stands on its own, but it also becomes a link in a long, sad chain of similar events.
