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Episode
27:10
SoCal Connected
People vs. Kiera Newsome
One woman strives to prove her innocence from behind bars, while a team of pro-bono lawyers and students fight the odds to get her out.
Episode
25:42
SoCal Connected
Blood Money
A look at the profiteering behind two of America's fastest growing diseases affecting millions of Californians.
Episode
25:30
SoCal Connected
Divide and Conquer
"SoCal Connected" profiles how some local governments have used political borders to dilute minorities' power, and what is being done about it.
Episode
27:00
SoCal Connected
Out of Bounds
One of the nation's top high school athletes was on a path to the NFL, but instead became the poster child for what's wrong with L.A.'s mental Health system.
Episode
27:34
SoCal Connected
The News Blues
The LA Times may have found its savior in Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, but how will the other local newsrooms in LA be rescued?
Episode
27:10
SoCal Connected
The People Vs. Kiera Newsome
One woman strives to prove her innocence from behind bars.
Episode
26:59
SoCal Connected
30 Years with Val Zavala
This half-hour retrospective reviews Zavala's role in covering some of the region's most critical events and key influencers.
Episode
26:59
SoCal Connected
'Stolen Paychecks,' 'Watch Where You Sign' and 'The Virus Hunter'
A look at the spike in the number of employers retaliating against undocumented workers when they complain of stolen wages. What is the legal loophole that transforms neighborhoods and gets developments built without consent from the community?
Episode
27:59
SoCal Connected
'Freelance Nation' and 'Made in L.A.'
With the rise of the super-temp, comes the increase income inequality. What happens when half the workforce are gig workers? SoCal Connected follows an Uber driver who lost his job and is struggling to support his family as an independent contractor. Ho
Episode
27:50
SoCal Connected
'Who Approved That?,' 'Super Soil,' and 'Oil Activist'
SoCal Connected takes a deep dive into L.A.'s housing, the idyllic Apricot Farms and the Los Angeles teenager who took on the oil industry, city hall and the Catholic Church to curb urban oil drilling in her neighborhood - and won.