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Who leads in pot clinics: LA or SF? Are the clinics undercutting the Mexican cartels? What's the world saying about our abundance of cannabis parlors?
Edward E-Nunu is a graduate student at Claremont University. He's working on his Master's degree in education. He's also a diabetic. And he's uninsured. Read his personal story.
Think you know the location revealed in our visual puzzle? Or are you stumped? Click inside for the answer to last week's Name That Spot.
Got a hankerin' for some roadside grub? Click inside for the essential info on the best of LA's mobile eateries, and how to find them.
Moratorium on moratorium. Judge rules LA's ban on issuing new permits for marijuana clinics invalid. Back to square one?
KCET has obtained a new draft ordinance that would clamp down on LA's marijuana clinics.
Many, many viewers wrote in with the correct answer on this one. And indeed, it's a well-known spot. But just in case you were stumped, click inside for the location of last week's puzzle.
When a plant-loving woman got in trouble for having TOO many plants, her neighbors came to the rescue.
Homelessness is painful enough, but especially so for the young. Some disturbing facts about the number of children with no place to call home.
If you like being a nosy reporter yourself, do the legwork. Check out these primary sources used to produce our segment "Hung Out To Dry?"
It's an all new Name That Spot. It's fast, it's fun and - we hope - not too easy. See if you can guess this week's location. Hint: Ella Fitzgerald used to live in this neighborhood.
Want some noir? Read an excerpt from Michael Connelly's new book, "Nine Dragons."
