Val Zavala>> Can spirituality and upscale tourism coexist? Well, that's the question facing the residents of the Ojai Valley and now student journalist Shirley Shin of USC's Annenberg School of Journalism gives us the latest installment in our "Magical Mystery Tour of California".

Shirley Shin>> It's only an hour's drive from Los Angeles, but Ojai seems worlds away....

Val Zavala>> God is a very personal thing and nothing reveals that more than the work of a desert loner who's built a unique monument to God. His story is part of our "Magical Mystery Tour of California" where we feature the work of student reporters, part of USC's Annenberg School of Journalism. Our reporter today is Allison Louie Garcia who headed to the desert to meet Leonard Knight...

Val Zavala>> Now this is going to sound a little weird, but he believed that aliens told him to build a dome, a dome that would extend his life. Did it work? Well, we find out from student reporter, Heather Downie. She's part of USC's Annenberg School of Journalism and she headed to the desert to visit something called the Integratron.

Heather Downie>> In the middle of the...

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