How Vietnamese cope with PTSD after fleeing Vietnam, Baltimore police chief's time in Long Beach, why the NFL gave up its tax-exempt status.
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• 7:36
Refugees from Vietnam brought with them memories of conflict and war – presenting challenges to a community finding its footing in a new country.
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• 6:13
Healing the wounds of the Vietnam War in Orange County: Clinical psychologist Suzie Dong Matsuda on the continuing impact of the war on survivors
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• 5:48
The NFL league office announced it was going to drop its tax exempt status, which has been in place since the 1940s in an effort to "eliminate the distraction."
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• 5:12
KPCC's Frank Stoltze breaks down what the approved policy for LAPD's body cameras means for the department, and the public.
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• 10:08
Ian Thorson, a devotee of the charismatic and controversial Zen teacher, Michael Roach, died of dehydration while on a retreat on Arizona's Diamond Mountain.
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• 7:56
USGS researchers have two weeks to retrieve 28 data monitors scattered throughout Nepal that could reveal why the deadly magnitude 7.8 quake wasn't as devastating as scientists predicted.
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• 6:09
Derek Chapman, one of LA County Fire's 57 USAR team members sent to Nepal, describes the scene from the ground, just hours after arriving in Kathmandu.
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• 6:03
The Jurassic Classic is an annual fundraiser for youth programs. But organizers say it would be irresponsible to use the water they'd need to make the mud.
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• 6:49
Environment correspondent Molly Peterson tells more about how you can help chart the course of KPCC's reporting on LA's changing environment.