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Following SoCal's coverage, hundreds more homes the agency at first put in high-risk flood zones are suddenly safe.
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A look at this seemingly normal American family. Normal except for the fact that Dad is dying from cancer.
Whenever his health insurance company faced a PR crisis, it was Wendell Potter's job to minimize the damage. Now Potter is speaking out against the practices he once defended.
The hard-hitting weekly news program won 13 Los Angeles Press Club Awards, taking six of the seven television categories, and also scored 12 local Emmy nominations.
The uninsured make up about 20 percent of ER visits — Medicare and Medi-cal patients even more — but hospitals only collect pennies on the dollar for them.
U2 guitarist The Edge wants his Malibu home to be certifiably green. We take a look at what he has to do make it happen.
Join Val live on May 4 as she moderates a panel discussion on the future of high-speed rail in California.
LA city agencies are cutting back to meet the budget crunch. But not the DWP. Find out why. Plus, high-speed rail. Sounds great, but can we afford it?
Catch a glimpse of Gov. Jerry Brown then and now in archival videos.
Meredith Kirkland opened up to Steve Lopez in our military wives roundtable discussion. But that's not her only outlet. Listen to a song she wrote for her husband while he was deployed overseas.
Each year U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deports thousands to countries around the world. Here's a breakdown.
