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Nowadays, when something happens, folks grab their cameras, and then race to post images on the Web. The great fire in Angeles Forest was no exception. We've put together a sampler, and invite you to share your stuff.
The fire in the Angeles Forest has created an enormous plume of carbon dioxide that stretches across the United States. See a JPL/NASA animation.
AUDIO: Last week - fire. Next week - earthquake, maybe? But it's beautiful now! Correspondent Judy Muller ponders the curious nature of Southern Californians, and posits that our constant state of denial is probably more rational than it seems.
Mobile cell phone technology has created a host of distractions for drivers that are proving deadly. Can technology also provide the cure by preventing drivers from talking and texting while in motion?
They can be garish or discreet, spooky converted motels or friendly neighborhood stores. We went behind the one-way glass and got a taste of the underground.
Imported cars, imported clothes, imported...manhole covers? We found some on the streets - covers from Mexico and India - proudly displayed under the "City of LA." Take a look.
Young, uninsured, and now gone. One woman's battle for health care reform, based on her personal experience - the death of her brother.
Death certificates acquired by our friends at Neon Tommy tell the story of an unpredictably vicious virus and a dubious response from public health officials.
SoCal Connected producer Angela Shelley on why field producing is television’s most glamorous job.
