We’ve got all the answers to your voting questions, Copa America is coming to the US, a chat with the Skid Row Stories photo series creator.
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• 6:40
Hit lists are a common component in emotionally charged killings, but what do they mean, and who's really supposed to read them?
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• 6:35
The Human Voter Guide answers your voting and election questions. This is the second in a series of helpful tips for voters.
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• 6:59
For the first time, the U.S. is playing host to the Copa América Centenario soccer tournament, bringing the hemisphere's top teams – and some of the world's best players – to U.S. cities.
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• 8:59
Alexi Pappas will be running the 10,000 meters for Greece in the Rio Olympics. She also writes a monthly poetry column for Women's Running magazine.
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• 6:26
From biker to reanimated cop: 'Sons of Anarchy' actor Kim Coates tells host Alex Cohen all about his new role in 'Officer Downe,' debuting at the LA Film Festival.
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• 8:01
California Community Foundation and UCLA partnered for a study that found charitable giving in L.A. County is down by $1 billion since 2006.
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• 5:56
One in four kids is at risk of hunger in Los Angeles. Many receive free and reduced-price lunches at school, but what happens when summer rolls around?
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• 4:58
Love letters, mix tapes, boyfriend T-shirts and wedding rings — just a few examples of what's left behind when relationships end.
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• 6:34
This week an African-American woman was convicted after being charged under California Penal Code statute 405a. Until recently, the charge was known as “lynching.”
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• 5:50
LA County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl talks about the status of housing vouchers, and whether there might be an alternative way to put roofs over people’s heads.
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• 9:10
John Hwang has been documenting Skid Row for three years. He said his fascination with the area sprung from a haunting conversation with a homeless man on a bridge nearby.