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Our friends at Departures recently interviewed Richard Ankrom, an artist and sign painter who pulled the ultimate stunt in guerrilla art: posting a freeway sign, in the heart of Los Angeles, that was so authentic the city decided to keep it. Here is th...
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Catherine Mulholland passed away this week at the age of 88. She is noted for her biography of her grandfather, William Mulholland, the man credited with bringing Los Angeles out of the desert. Here is Catherine in 2001, talking with Life & Times new...
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SoCal billionaire Ron Burkle has bought the historic Ennis House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The famous "textile block" house is in the Los Feliz hills above Los Angeles. It needs extensive repair after decades of rain and earthquake damage. Saul ...
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With increasing fears of a double-dip recession, all eyes and ears have been on the economy. We thought it might be worthwhile to take a look back at one of the triggers that got us into the first slump — the housing crisis.
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In a special SoCal Rewind, Val Zavala speaks with renowned terrorism expert Brian Jenkins from 2006, exactly five years after the 9/11 attacks.
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What should you do in this troubled economy? American Public Media's Marketplace Kai Ryssdal guest hosts.
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Watch the harrowing stories of two local survivors who escaped from 2 World Trade Center before the buildings collapsed. This Life & Times episode aired November 2001.
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How some Southern California communities are addressing Islamophobia a decade after 9/11.
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Matilija Dam near Ojai now sports a giant pair of scissors and a dotted line across its face, an artsy way of saying it's time to get rid of it. But critics have been saying this for decades, as you'll see in this 2000 report.
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Are we our own worst enemy, or is mass marketing to blame for America's collective fast food binge?
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Where does the buck stop when it comes to broken sidewalks? Correspondent Vince Gonzales investigates.
