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Henry's Tacos is a Valley institution, but it may soon be a memory because of a landlord dispute and some government red tape. Its loyal customers react.
Los Angeles Magazine and "Street Gourmet L.A." food blogger Bill Esparza takes Val and Madeleine on a virtual taco tour of Los Angeles.
USC's Andrew Lih gives us a preview of what to expect at this year's Computer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
The California seafood industry supports thousands of jobs, bolsters the economy, and brings us delicacies such as Pacific oysters. But it's all at risk.
A recent study is suggesting that people with brown eyes are perceived as being more trustworthy than folks with blue eyes. But there's more to this story than meets the eye.
Children of immigrants are heading back to their parents' homeland, and they're finding opportunities for fame and fortune.
"SoCal Connected" won two Golden Mikes, and KCETLink's transmedia cultural journalism initiative, "Artbound," took home another two.
The city of Los Angeles begins construction on Jordan Downs project redevelopment
CNN has condensed 100 years of presidential inaugurations into one two-minute video.
As Costa Mesa continues its struggle to address the needs of its homeless population, what should other cities be doing?
A map of marijuana dispensaries in L.A. released Wednesday by City Controller Ron Galperin illustrated his concern that the city will not be able to collect all of its due taxes from the shops when recreational pot becomes legal in 2018.
The Orange County Superior Court judge said Thursday he will order Sheriff Sandra Hutchens to testify at an evidentiary hearing involving allegations of outrageous governmental misconduct in the use of jailhouse snitches.
