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With a lingering drought in California and no sign of rain on the horizon, many homeowners are turning to inexpensive alternatives to transform patches of brown into lush green lawns.
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What's the last photo on your phone? A selfie, a cup of coffee, or a photograph of the Venice Beach Boardwalk?
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Homelessness in L.A. has been a problem for decades, but now a major push is being made to try to end chronic and veteran homelessness by 2016. Dozens of organizations are working together to get people off the streets and into permanent housing.
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In celebration of Harrison McIntosh's 100th birthday, the American Museum of Ceramic Art curated an extensive collection of his most elaborate and modern ceramic designs and sculptures through the decades.
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Esteemed radio host Art Laboe has spent decades taking song dedications and creating a space for inclusion and diversity. With his very own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the 89-year-old Armenian American radio personality has no plans to retire a...
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In Historic Filipinotown, several community-based organizations are working to empower and create visibility for the Filipino American community through tours, immigration outreach, and oral histories.
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In 2012, Marine captain Derek Herrera was shot and paralyzed from the chest down after leading a special operations task in Afghanistan during his third deployment.
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Artist and collector Clare Graham is an expert at transforming recycled material into art reminiscent of fractal designs and elaborate patterns found in nature.
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The Walt Disney Concert Hall is ringing in ten years by paying tribute to its magnificent 6,134-piece pipe organ.
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Three nights a week in a neighborhood in El Monte, women do their hair and makeup as if they were going out on the town. Instead they are headed to an intensive exercise class.
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Driving on congested freeways is the norm for most Angelenos. For commuters looking to dodge traffic and save time, Metro is providing an option to pay for access to FasTrak ExpressLanes on portions of the 110 and 10 freeways.
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It’s a new kind of plastic that is too small to recycle and too tiny to filter out of our waste water. They are called microbeads.
