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The cost of the city's DROP pension program for police and firefighters has ballooned since it's creation in 2001.
The future of California's community redevelopment agencies is on the line. One critic, speaking more than a dozen years ago, said the CRA/LA should have been abolished then. Plus, a look at one L.A. community that was supposed to be the next big thing...
Auto-tuned news reports never cease to entertain. The Gregory Brothers "songify" an Arizona man's account of a near-death experience.
Wisdom from a whale—imparted through an animated film created the old-fashioned way (low tech) by Seattle-area animator and illustrator Drew Christie.
The good guys don't always ride in on white horses, sometimes they fly in on a chopper.
Why would anyone open a new business in this recession? A top economist shares some valuable tips and advice.
KCET's hard-hitting weekly news program won in five of the six categories in which it was nominated at the 62nd Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards last weekend, taking honors for information segment, feature, crime and social issues, and for best photographe...
A state commission is set to vote on a plan to nearly double the size of underwater parks where commercial and sport fishing will be off limits.
See handwritten notes from users of UCLA's Food Closet, and read an essay from the closet's student founder.
A breakdown of Proposition 13 from both the homeowners' and the business owners' perspectives. Is it working? Who benefits most? Read on.
Has YouTube become the way musicians get discovered? Watch these videos and vote for your favorite in our poll.
