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After another devastating series of wildfires in Southern California, it's clear that our fire season is now year-round, and that we must come to grips with where and how we build our homes, and who is going to pay for the skyrocketing costs of firefighting.
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- The Big Burn
- After the Burn
- Villatoro: Our Relationship With Fire
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Fire is a natural cleanser. That's a strange notion for urban folk, and little consolation for our neighbors who have lost their homes. But every year we're faced with this. The bigger we grow, the closer we get to the source of the flames.
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In its premiere season, SoCal Connected won in six of the seven categories in which it was nominated.
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This special will retell the award-winning stories of some amazing Southern California young people: Zac Sunderland, the "Pomona Kids," and 3 inspiring students from Locke High.
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As the hustle and bustle of the downtown renaissance claims most of the spotlight, an often forgotten and neglected corner of Los Angeles shines on.
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SoCal Connected was named one of the 101 best things in L.A. by Los Angeles Magazine.
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John Larson updates us on the teacher and students from Village Academy High School, the group behind "Is Anybody Listening."
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The unsung saints of Locke High School are its teachers. Not only do they mentor their students, but a great deal of their own time and money goes in to keeping enrichment programs alive. Locke's band director Reggie Smith is one of those saints.
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Producer Angela Shelley reveals what it took to capture real teens being real for the camera in the Locke High series.
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KCET's nominations included the categories of Information/Public Affairs Series (more than 50% remote) for SoCal Connected and Education Special for SoCal Connected's special report about one of the country's most notorious schools, "Inside Locke High." SoCal Connected also received nominations in the categories of Feature Segment, Information Segment, where it swept the entire category, and three non-news categories.
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All three students profiled in our award winning shows, "Inside Locke High" and "Return to Locke High," attended Prom Night together.
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Will sin be the next victim of the new economy? We take the well-known route from Los Angeles to Las Vegas to find out.
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- He Said / She Said
- Blueprint America: Green Collar Jobs
- Villatoro: Take a Break
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What's a "move-away"? Attorney Rozanna Velen, who specializes in Family Law, explains.
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SoCal Connected takes five trophies at the Los Angeles Press Club's 51st Annual Southern California Journalism Awards.
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Following our story, "Return To Locke High" one of the students we profiled, Bryan Ordaz, was invited to Burroughs High School Spring Band Concert as a guest musician.
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Is the economy the new villain in the battle over child support? Plus, Blueprint America: Green Collar Jobs.
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A special collection of SoCal Connected stories.
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Learn more about Syd Mandelbaum and Rock and Wrap It Up.
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- Ocean Defenders
- First Person with Bob Stern
- Second Helpings
- Stein: Greener Than Thou
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What was your reaction to Gov. Schwarzenegger's speech on the state of California's budget crisis?
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We talk with Bob Stern about what he sees are the greatest dangers facing California, and what the state must do to get out of this economic mess.
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- Time to Buy?
- The Battle for Venice
- Morrison: Civic Break Up
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Watch Val's complete chat with teen sailor Zac Sunderland.
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An update with teen sailor Zac Sunderland following his travels through the Panama Canal.
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Would you be willing to pay more for private fire protection? Is that fair to the people who can't afford it?
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This week on SoCal Connected: Is it time to buy?
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Homeowners are turning to a new breed of private firefighting services.
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- Marijuana Clinics: Up In Smoke
- Graffiti Goes Gallery
- Stewart: Big Pay
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After another devastating series of wildfires in Southern California, it's clear that our fire season is now year-round, and that we must come to grips with where and how we build our homes, and who is going to pay for the skyrocketing costs of firefighting.
-
- The Big Burn
- After the Burn
- Villatoro: Our Relationship With Fire
-
Fire is a natural cleanser. That's a strange notion for urban folk, and little consolation for our neighbors who have lost their homes. But every year we're faced with this. The bigger we grow, the closer we get to the source of the flames.
-
In its premiere season, SoCal Connected won in six of the seven categories in which it was nominated.
-
This special will retell the award-winning stories of some amazing Southern California young people: Zac Sunderland, the "Pomona Kids," and 3 inspiring students from Locke High.
-
As the hustle and bustle of the downtown renaissance claims most of the spotlight, an often forgotten and neglected corner of Los Angeles shines on.
-
SoCal Connected was named one of the 101 best things in L.A. by Los Angeles Magazine.
-
John Larson updates us on the teacher and students from Village Academy High School, the group behind "Is Anybody Listening."
-
The unsung saints of Locke High School are its teachers. Not only do they mentor their students, but a great deal of their own time and money goes in to keeping enrichment programs alive. Locke's band director Reggie Smith is one of those saints.
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Producer Angela Shelley reveals what it took to capture real teens being real for the camera in the Locke High series.
