Economy
The Great Green Rush: Desert Solar Energy Leaving Tortoise in the Dust?
Correspondent Judy Muller travels to the Mojave Desert to witness the "green rush," where the endangered desert tortoise is in a race to survive. » continue reading
Minimalist Math: A (Brief) Guide to Living Small
Six (or maybe five) quick rules to help you minimize your life. » continue reading
Your Money or Your Life
When it comes to medical debt, some patients cannot afford to wait to pay their bills. » continue reading
Data: The Rising Tide of Medical Debt
Medical debt can lead to delays in care and even bankruptcy, and it's on the rise. How bad is it? We look at the numbers. » continue reading
Extended Interview: Bill Moyers
Moyers on crony capitalism, Occupy Wall Street and Obama's own contribution to the economic crisis. Plus, a deeply personal story about his son. » continue reading
Moyers: The Biggest Story of Our Time
Val Zavala speaks to legendary journalist Bill Moyers about the state of our economy, a broken government, and the changing body politic. » continue reading
Government Gone Wild: In the Hot Seat
Ken Simmons is no longer the CEO of HACLA, but he still had to face the wrath of a City Council outraged by the agency's spending. » continue reading
Government Gone Wild: Update
Big changes at L.A.'s Housing Authority. Watch the latest fallout from our revelation of lavish expenditures. » continue reading
Show Me the Money: Government Gone Wild
We continue our investigation into L.A.'s Housing Authority; new details of $100,000 on employee incentives and $7,000 steak dinners. » continue reading
A New Day for Adult Day Care
The senior care program that allowed Leamon Wilder to live at home was set to be canceled. But a legal settlement just changed that. » continue reading
Filling a Need
Two million Angelenos have no access to a doctor or dentist. Judy Muller shows us what they endure to get the most basic care. » continue reading
Crisis of Confidence
What do Occupy LA and local CEOs have in common? Jennifer London explains they share a desire to kick-start the economy. » continue reading
Open for Business
Brian Rooney visits one neighborhood where, despite the recession, ordinary citizens are taking the risks and going into business for themselves. » continue reading
We Want Jobs!
Thousands turned out this summer for a job fair held at the Crenshaw Christian Center in South Los Angeles. One message above all seemed to resonate among the crowd. » continue reading
Ready for Business?
Why would anyone open a new business in this recession? A top economist shares some valuable tips and advice. » continue reading
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