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California's desert has voted, with turnout running around 50%, and the results of each Congressional race will likely surprise no one - but it looks as though the region may have shifted ever so slightly toward the liberal end of the spectrum.
There's so much debate, din, and shouting in politics. But beneath all the noise, I hear the whisper of things lost.
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How will the Presidential election affect the art you see on the streets?
L.A. River Secret Life of Birders Their ears perk, eyes squint to get a better look, hands finger the black binoculars that hang casually from their necks…
It was perhaps the most sensational interaction captured by the embedded press pool the night the LAPD evicted Occupy L.A. from City Hall grounds. Here's what happened at the trial.
All of the campaigning comes down to us. We are, the "deciders." Our representative form of government depends on the ability and willingness of its representatives to exercise their right to vote.
Here's a run-down of a few events and books that really helped me close out October with a strong dose of art and culture.