The 100-year-old route helped Black travelers to escape the Jim Crow South — but sometimes with deadly consequences

The 100-year-old route helped Black travelers to escape the Jim Crow South &mdash; but sometimes with deadly consequences

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Route 66’s dark side: behind the myth of the iconic road trip

Cato Hernandez looks back at the black experience traveling along Route 66.

Cato Hernandez looks back at the black experience traveling along Route 66.

Route 66 is an iconic road. For black families, the experience was more complicated

A group called Together We Thrive runs food banks in San Fernando, Canoga Park, and Pasadena. But as Adolfo Guzman-Lopez reports, these are different than most.

A group called Together We Thrive runs food banks in San Fernando, Canoga Park, and Pasadena.&nbsp;But as Adolfo Guzman-Lopez reports, these are different than most.

What's even better than a farmer's market? When it's free

Explore LA takes you back to a time when the Marlboro Man was king in L.A.

Explore LA takes you back to a time when the Marlboro Man was king in L.A.

Route 66’s dark side: behind the myth of the iconic road trip

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