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It's not all white beards and red suits; we get a lesson in the intricacies of being Santa.
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It's a world-renowned landmark, but don't try to get too familiar. Here are the reasons why you can't get close to the Hollywood sign.
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Big changes at L.A.'s Housing Authority. Watch the latest fallout from our revelation of lavish expenditures.
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Listen and watch as whales chat, sing, and do that thing they do. You might be surprised by what scientists know (and don't know) about whale songs.
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A peak at the secret life of whales through the collection of the L.A. County Natural History Museum's Marine Mammal Laboratory.
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How do you get close enough to a whale to put a tag on it? Very carefully. Listen to whale expert John Calambokidis describe it.
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Sifting receipts for HACLA staff meetings is enough to make your mouth water. Maybe they just think better at Harold & Belle's? Check out this timeline.
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L.A. City Councilmember Dennis Zine's reacts to some of the HACLA records we uncovered. He was "impressed."
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- Show Me the Money: HACLA
- Second Helpings
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We continue our investigation into L.A.'s Housing Authority; new details of $100,000 on employee incentives and $7,000 steak dinners.
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Posted Full Episode - Master Chef Thomas Keller: Uncorked
in Master Chef: Thomas Keller UnCorked: A Special Presentation of SoCal ConnectedA revealing portrait of master chef Thomas Keller, the only American chef to have two different restaurants awarded 3-star Michelin ratings at the same time. -
When it comes to affordable health care for seniors, the more things change... the more they stay the same.
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State Senator Kevin de León describes the role California's political process played in the cuts to Adult Day Health Care.
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The opportunity for private space flight is now closer than ever. Correspondent Vince Gonzales shows how some companies are making that dream into a reality.
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The Space Shuttle Endeavour has traveled millions of miles in space, but that doesn't mean getting it from LAX to its final home at the California Science Center is any easier than takeoff.
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Commentator Brian Unger reminds us that easy access to transportation can lead to a different kind of mobility.
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- Ticket to Space
- Shuttle Diplomacy
- Unger: Upwardly Immobile
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It's a new kind of space race. Private enterprise is looking to design, build, and even fly the next gen of spaceships. See what they have in the works.
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What do Occupy LA and local CEOs have in common? Jennifer London explains they share a desire to kick-start the economy.
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Brian Rooney visits one neighborhood where, despite the recession, ordinary citizens are taking the risks and going into business for themselves.
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Brian Unger wonders why advertisers are abandoning the middle class to target luxury and bargain brands.
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- Crisis of Confidence
- Open for Business
- Unger: Whither the Middle Class?
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Why would anyone open a new business in this recession? A top economist shares some valuable tips and advice.
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Who or what is "The 99%?" Our random survey reveals just how informed some local citizens really are.
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Two of the world's great jazz photographers take us inside a world of late-night shoots, exotic locations, and contrary art directors.
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Take a ride on the wild side at the L.A. Zoo's new carousel.
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The good guys don't always ride in on white horses, sometimes they fly in on a chopper.
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Need a little perspective on the grand scheme of things? Spend a little time whale-gazing.
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Just watch this, we swear it will make you feel better.
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Prescription overdoses now kill more people than car accidents each year. For some SoCal families, the problem hits close to home.
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It's not all white beards and red suits; we get a lesson in the intricacies of being Santa.
-
It's a world-renowned landmark, but don't try to get too familiar. Here are the reasons why you can't get close to the Hollywood sign.
-
Big changes at L.A.'s Housing Authority. Watch the latest fallout from our revelation of lavish expenditures.
-
Listen and watch as whales chat, sing, and do that thing they do. You might be surprised by what scientists know (and don't know) about whale songs.
-
A peak at the secret life of whales through the collection of the L.A. County Natural History Museum's Marine Mammal Laboratory.
-
How do you get close enough to a whale to put a tag on it? Very carefully. Listen to whale expert John Calambokidis describe it.
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Sifting receipts for HACLA staff meetings is enough to make your mouth water. Maybe they just think better at Harold & Belle's? Check out this timeline.
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L.A. City Councilmember Dennis Zine's reacts to some of the HACLA records we uncovered. He was "impressed."
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- Show Me the Money: HACLA
- Second Helpings
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We continue our investigation into L.A.'s Housing Authority; new details of $100,000 on employee incentives and $7,000 steak dinners.
