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Doctors in California are reporting cases of whooping cough in numbers not seen since the 1940s. Back then, however, the target was a different age group.
17:32
Prescription overdoses now kill more people than car accidents each year. For some SoCal families, the problem hits close to home.
5:44
A panel discussion with Val Zavala, correspondent Michael Okwu, and addiction medicine specialist Dr. Matt Torrington.
2:35
Brian Unger has a tip for dealing with rising gas prices. But you might need to look for a new job afterwards.
13:18
We take an exclusive look at the L.A. County Family Court system - overburdened amid severe cutbacks -- and those most affected by it.
5:52
John Whitmarsh' wife is afflicted with a form of dementia called frontotemporal degeneration, or FTD. He shares his story about caring for his wife as she suffers from this degenerative disease.
Cora Kreachbaum and her caregiver husband Terry throw a "life celebration" party with loved ones as the end of her life draws near.
25:22
Big money from Super PACs is changing the political landscape, helping some, hurting others; L.A. Times columnist Steve Lopez on money, politics, and the election; Space Shuttle Endeavour serves as inspiration for an era of private spaceflight.
6:36
The presidential candidates and their PACs are spending more than $160 million on advertising just in the swing state of Ohio.
6:13
Brian Rooney takes a look at how the un- and under-employed are finding ways to make money using their smartphones.
6:08
Political mud slinging is nothing new. We go all the way back to 1800 to take a look at some of the down-and-dirty political campaigns of the past.
9:13
Our post-election discussion with Reason magazine senior editor Brian Doherty and contributors John Ridley and Patt Morrison.
