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"SoCal Connected" Takes Home 3 Los Angeles Area Emmys
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KCET has been nominated for 12 L.A. Area Emmy Awards, including ten for "SoCal Connected."
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In a decision from the L.A. Superior Court today, Judge Terry Green ordered that 67 Clear Channel and 13 CBS digital billboards be shut off by 5 p.m. on Monday, April 15.
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Need a job? There's an app for that; a look at the "new Mark Zuckerberg"; what Wall St. success means for the rest of us; Ramiro Gomez's art puts immigrant life on display.
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Ramiro Gomez installs cardboard cutouts of day laborers and domestic workers in Beverly Hills and West L.A. to show lives overlooked by most.
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The stock market is soaring and Wall Street is celebrating, but is the economic recovery real for the rest of us? Economist Chris Thornberg gives Madeleine his prognosis for the ailing economy.
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Leah Busque is the CEO of the web startup Task Rabbit, and she is being called "the new Mark Zuckerberg."
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On the 10th anniversary of the Iraq War, "SoCal Connected" looks at the toll, in lives and money, the controversial conflict has taken at home and abroad.
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Ten years and over 100,000 deaths ago, the Iraq War began. Brian Rooney takes a look at a decade of conflict.
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For some Iraqi children, survival lies in the rubbish they find in garbage dumps. CNN's Arwa Damon takes a look at an ugly side of Iraq's rebuilding.
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"Washington Post" editor Rajiv Chandrasekaran, who chronicled his time in Iraq's green zone in a bestselling book, talks about the state of the country today.
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L.A.'s housing market is back; a rundown on the upcoming mayoral race; the beauty and fantasy of a Los Angeles that never was.
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Posted Hollywood, Unions, Voter Turnout and Other Variables in L.A.'s Mayoral Race
in SoCal ConnectedWith only two weeks until the mayoral primary, the turnout -- and the candidates' plans -- remain uncertain. L.A. Weekly's Jill Stewart has the rundown. -
The beauty and fantasy of a Los Angeles that never was. Curators Sam Lubell and Greg Goldin give a preview of their Kickstarter-funded project "Never Built: Los Angeles."
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Several states have passed laws allowing undocumented students to achieve their goals of higher education, but these "DREAM Acts" are not without their critics.
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Not digging Valentine's Day? Writer Tracy McMillan says you might be "lame," one of the characteristics which may be the cause of your "single" status.
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"Long distance relationship" is a relative term in L.A., where driving from the eastside to the westside is considered almost impossible. But one couple braves the 10 Freeway for love.
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DREAM Act helps undocumented students come out of the shadows; Tracy McMillan on why you're single; what says "love" more than driving from Silver Lake to Santa Monica?
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The latest on fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner; what the fallout from that manhunt means for the LAPD; a recap of President Obama's State of the Union address.
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Whether or not Christopher Dorner's accusations of racism and corruption are true, they evoke anew questions of misconduct in a department with a checkered past.
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The hunt for alleged cop killer and former police officer Christopher Dorner came to fiery end Tuesday at a cabin in Angelus Oaks.
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The fight over feral felines; a look at rock history on the billboards of the Sunset Strip; an update on L.A.'s crumbling sidewalks
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Los Angeles is home to millions of feral cats. Controlling that population used to mean putting the cats to sleep, but L.A. may soon be a no-kill city.
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There was a time when billboards were works of art and captured the culture of the time. Photographer Robert Landau captured those rock 'n' roll billboards during the '70s.
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Vince Gonzales has an update on a story we brought you in 2011 about the thousands of miles of broken sidewalks in L.A.
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President Barack Obama addressed the nation on Tuesday in his first State of the Union address since being re-elected to a second term.
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Host Val Zavala moderates a forum with L.A. mayoral candidates Eric Garcetti, Jan Perry, Wendy Greuel, Kevin James, and Emanuel Pleitez.
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A special edition of "SoCal Connected" with Gov. Jerry Brown's full State of the State address and analysis from Joe Mathews, Patt Morrison, and Jon Fleischman.
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"SoCal" recently aired a special one-hour broadcast of a forum with L.A.'s mayoral candidates and anchor Val Zavala as moderator.
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Watch Gov. Jerry Brown's 2013 State of the State speech live today at 9 a.m. and join in the conversation via Twitter and Facebook.
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"SoCal Connected" Takes Home 3 Los Angeles Area Emmys
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KCET has been nominated for 12 L.A. Area Emmy Awards, including ten for "SoCal Connected."
-
In a decision from the L.A. Superior Court today, Judge Terry Green ordered that 67 Clear Channel and 13 CBS digital billboards be shut off by 5 p.m. on Monday, April 15.
-
Need a job? There's an app for that; a look at the "new Mark Zuckerberg"; what Wall St. success means for the rest of us; Ramiro Gomez's art puts immigrant life on display.
-
Ramiro Gomez installs cardboard cutouts of day laborers and domestic workers in Beverly Hills and West L.A. to show lives overlooked by most.
-
The stock market is soaring and Wall Street is celebrating, but is the economic recovery real for the rest of us? Economist Chris Thornberg gives Madeleine his prognosis for the ailing economy.
-
Leah Busque is the CEO of the web startup Task Rabbit, and she is being called "the new Mark Zuckerberg."
-
On the 10th anniversary of the Iraq War, "SoCal Connected" looks at the toll, in lives and money, the controversial conflict has taken at home and abroad.
-
Ten years and over 100,000 deaths ago, the Iraq War began. Brian Rooney takes a look at a decade of conflict.
-
For some Iraqi children, survival lies in the rubbish they find in garbage dumps. CNN's Arwa Damon takes a look at an ugly side of Iraq's rebuilding.
