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A 4,000-square-foot back yard. Six thousand pounds of fruits and vegetables. Chickens, goats, bees. Urban homesteading done right.
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For every young man and woman in our military, there's a mother who also deserves a nod on Veterans Day.
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The unlikely school teaching unlikely candidates for high-end jobs in film production.
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A special report on the nation's housing crisis, produced in partnership with American Public Media's "Marketplace."
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Before you lock your car in West Hollywood, check the sign(s) again. You've just entered the Twilight Zone of parking.
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Commentator Brian Unger reminds us that easy access to transportation can lead to a different kind of mobility.
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Has the iPhone finally found a worthy opponent?
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It's been decades since the feminist movement fought for the right of women to work outside the home, and their efforts paid off.
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A little-known law has allotted millions of dollars for more green space in Los Angeles. So where are the parks?
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Chevon Hicks talks to Madeleine about what today's students need to be competitive in the future job market.
Every day millions of Californians throw things away without thinking about where it all ends up. We waded into the numbers to find out where all of our trash goes. Here's what we unearthed.
As the city of L.A. prepares to roll out the Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone program, the county's struggle to find participants has prevented the program from taking off.
