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Norman Corwin's radio plays in the 1940's made him the Shakespeare of the airwaves.
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Daddy's going back to war. A visual document of a military family just as the father is about to be re-deployed to Afghanistan.
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SoCal Connected's Web team examines why disaster movies and theme park attractions are so popular in a place where a natural disaster can strike at any moment.
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GameHaus bills itself as LA's first and only board game cafe.
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Imagine a huge warehouse that holds not just one, but 53 other state-of-the-art kitchens? [scald=78282:sdl_editor_representation]
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Vintage postcards and black and white photographs reveal a forgotten era when alligators once slid down chutes and young kids rode the backs of large reptiles.
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Grazing on the open land of Moreno Valley are hundreds of wild donkeys. No one knows exactly how they got there, but they do know that several have been killed by passing cars. Reporter Derrick Shore visits a rescue group called DonkeyLand, whose job is made harder when humans befriend the wild donkeys.
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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.
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What is in the mind of a person who commits an act of mass violence? Are there warning signs the rest of us can detect?
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Val and Madeleine talk to Brian Janosch, Managing Editor of The Onion, about their new encyclopedia "The Onion Book of Known Knowledge."
When Phyillis Karp could no longer live on her own, she found good care and security in a special senior housing program when she needed it most.
