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As a teenager growing up in East L.A. in the 1970s Reyes Rodriguez would peek into the Mechicano Art Center and soak in the energy of artists energized by the Chicano civil rights movement.

Upgrades Sought to Antiquated Railroad Between L.A. and San Luis Obispo

Take a trip from Los Angeles to San Luis Obispo on Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner and it will eat about five and a half hours of your day, about two hours more than by car. With increasing demand for service the state, which subsidizes the route, is lookin...

Storm-Damaged Highway 330 to Reopen in a Year

Repairs to Highway 330, the San Bernardino National Forest artery that was damaged by washouts and mudslides in December, are in progress, but Caltrans said this week it will take a year to complete.

Excavation work at LA Plaza De Cultura y Artes in downtown Los Angeles

Museum Excavation Continues as American Indians Call for Work to Stop

Skeletal remains found at the construction site of a downtown Los Angeles museum have been a focal point for American Indians in Southern California this week. Despite requests to stop archaeological excavation from a state commission, work continues, ...

Media Arts Preview: Radical Light Series, Open Projector Night & More

Offworld promises pure possibility, while Radical Light revels in alternative visions of the world around us.

Brown campaigning for governor in 1974. Courtesy of the UCLA Library's Los Angeles Times photographic archive.

Governor Brown, Then and Now

On January 3, Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown, Jr. was sworn in as California's 39th governor, returning to the office he left 28 years ago.The archives of…

Jerry, realigned

Governor Brown's draft 2011-2012 budget proposes to realign California's stew of governments . . . but only a little.

The Way Forward

The death of a friend can be a real trip, in every sense of the word

Governor Schwarzenegger's Controversial Last Act

In one of his last acts in office, former Governor Schwarzenegger commuted the prison sentence of the son of the former Speaker of the California Assembly, Fabian Nunez. Questions abound as to whether Schwarzenegger's action was political motivated. Ev...

Steve Anker: Always Starting Something

Steve Anker has helped galvanize the LA alternative media scene, and this month presents an amazing series of film programs in conjunction with "Radical Light," a book he co-edited that documents the San Francisco avant-garde film scene.

A Nice Warm Weekend Ahead

The warm weather is here, so take advantage this weekend. The National Weather Service is seeing an uptick of 5 to 10 degrees more than normal for this time of year across Southern California.

Desert Solar Power Projects Draw Protests

When it comes to solar power, a symbol of renewable energy, environmentalists are not all on the same side of the fence. Case in point: last weekend in the Chuckwalla Valley on the eastern end of Joshua Tree National Park where about 45 people gathered...

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