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From the earliest uprisings against the Spanish by native tribes to the taxpayer revolt of the late 1970's, Californians have a long history of activism and political action.
We produce more food than any state in the nation. But now many can't feed themselves and their families. A USC Journalism school project examines Hunger in the Golden State.
U2 guitarist The Edge wants his Malibu home to be certifiably green. We take a look at what he has to do make it happen.
Fights and brawls. Acute pharyngitis. Some interesting stuff in our list of the most common injuries and illnesses doctors see in emergency rooms.
Which employers have been most often cited for workplace safety violations? We've got a top ten list, and it's sure to surprise you.
We've compiled a table that shows all the Cal/OSHA safety violations, and fines imposed, for the past fiscal year. Plus a link to more data.
We all know the basics of an earthquake survival kit - food, water, first aid and maybe a flashlight and radio. But, experts say, don't forget to stash some cash.
Since 2002 the number of states offering film production incentives has exploded. Just look at the map.
Highly adaptable, coyotes populations in LA County are at all-time highs. Here are some tips for living with them, and some resources for more advice.
What laws protect car wash workers? And how can you tell if your car wash is ripping off its employees, or complying with the law?
Since we began reporting on it in November, FEMA has backed away from a plan to reclassify several local neighborhoods as flood zones. Our complete coverage - video, maps, a searchable database and more - all collected here.
