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Here's the first in a series. Can you guess where I am? I'll give you a hint: It will be a special challenge for you Westsiders.
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He might be the most powerful labor leader in L.A. A chat with Brian D'Arcy of the electrical workers union, about why DWP employees got raises when other city workers are losing their jobs.
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Is there really a place where tax time makes people happy? Yes there is. Take a look.
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Bob Iritano and his wife Karen talk with David Lazarus about the hoops they've had to jump through to get the the cancer treatment he needs.2010-02-22
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Need a break from the rat race? You can find some peace, and quiet, too, just an hour or so north of LA. In a little garden with spectacular views and acres of wild flowers...
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You may have read the book or seen the movie. Now see the actual Soloist, Nathaniel Ayers perform on his cello with a pianist from the LA Phil.
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What's a "move-away"? Attorney Rozanna Velen, who specializes in Family Law, explains.
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In honor of Black History Month, the web-team wants you to watch our short video profiling a local hero fighting to keep her home.
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According to author Michael Shermer, human beings are pro-capitalist when the markets are up and pro-socialist when the markets fall. But he adds, "you can't have both at the same time."
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Nine-year-old Genesis Butler is a young vegan activist from Long Beach.
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Officer Deon Joseph is tasked with protecting and serving the homeless population on L.A.'s Skid Row, one of the most dangerous areas of the city.
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There is a growing awareness and concern about coyotes in Southern California.
