By Brian Frank
November 5, 2009

If you like being a nosy reporter yourself, do the legwork. Check out these primary sources used to produce our segment "Hung Out To Dry?"

By SoCal Connected Staff
November 4, 2009

Some LA residents are facing steep insurance bills after FEMA declared their neighborhoods to be flood zones. And even FEMA isn't sure they're really at risk.

By Correspondent John Larson
October 19, 2009

How illegal marijuana growers ripped off Red Skelton (well, his widow, anyway). And why there's nothing quite as valuable as water to off-the-grid pot farmers.

By Steve Proffitt
October 12, 2009

Big mud ahead? Foothill communities that made it through the Station Fire are now girding for possible mudslides. We've got the latest, plus contacts for help and advice from LA County.

By Steve Proffitt
September 1, 2009

Another tough day ahead for firefighters in the Angeles National Forest. But officials are expressing cautious optimism that, with luck - and some good weather - they may be able to begin containing the blaze.

By Steve Proffitt
August 31, 2009

Fire officials bring in a 747 Supertanker to help combat the wildfire in the Angeles Forest. It's the first time the massive firecraft has been used in the continental U.S.

By Steve Proffitt
August 31, 2009

What happens if the Station fire knocks out KCET's broadcast tower on Mt. Wilson?

By Steve Proffitt
August 31, 2009

The current wildfires may or may not destroy the broadcast towers on Mt. Wilson. But they do foreshadow the end of local TV news as we know it.

By Correspondent Angie Crouch
July 23, 2009

The return of Zac Sunderland from his sailing trip around the world.