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Thunderstorms Hit The California Desert

There are two basic kinds of desert rainstorms and this isn't one of them.

Passports, Identity and the Expiration/Renewal of Each

The passport's green cover and eagle on a cactus doesn't do it for me anymore.

Flux Screening: Out of Control

The bodies in many of the shorts and music videos screening in the upcoming Flux Screening Series this Thursday, September 15, are totally out of control.

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Central Basin Municipal Water District Pays for Positive 'News' Coverage

The Central Basin Water District--a public agency that serves more than two million L.A. County residents--is paying nearly $200,000 in tax payer money to ensure that Google News searches associated with their department display positive results.

KCET's 'Fine Cut' 14th Annual Festival of Student Films Honors Filmmakers From Eight Schools Premiering Sept 20

KCET'S 'FINE CUT' 14th ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF STUDENT FILMS HONORS FILMMAKERS FROM EIGHT SCHOOLS PREMIERING SEPTEMBER 20 Four-Part Series to Showcase Student…

Flood Damage on Pinto Basin Road (Park Route 11) | Photo Courtesy National Park Service

Areas of Joshua Tree National Park Closed After Flash Floods

That weather this morning in the California desert has caused widespread damage across the Coachella Valley. Not only are a number of highways now closed, roads and campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park were left damaged, prompting closures after an...

Global Warming, Storm Surges & the Mother Of All Desert Floods

Could the Sea of Cortez ever come back to reclaim the land of the Imperial and Coachella Valleys?

Teachers Union Demands LAUSD Rehire Staff, Cites Budget Surplus

The union representing L.A. Unified teachers wants over 1,200 teachers laid off last year to be rehired.

The Great Wall Saved History from Eradication, and Now it Survives its Own Erosion

The hushed history of Los Angeles and the waterways that runs through it share a common experience. They were diverted and drained to a quiet trickle of a previous truth.

Marjan Vayghan: Back and Forth Between Tehran and Los Angeles

Conceptual artist Marjan Vayghan describes the joys and difficulties in living in two different cities at once - Tehran and Los Angeles.

NFL Football is Bad for You and Your Neighborhood

Farmers Field and Ed Roski's competing stadium proposal are bad for you because they have been used to accelerate a game-changing shift in land use authority.

Midnight Snack: Swingers with Erin La Rosa

Think there aren't any restaurants open late in L.A.? Residents who work late beg to differ. Night owl Erin La Rosa, a staffer on a TV show, took us to her favorite 24-hour diner.

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