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Commentator Marcos Villatoro wants to believe there’s a smoother road ahead, and not just from the nearby street being rid of potholes, but from the election of Barack Obama as president of the United States.
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Nowhere was the elation over Barack Obama’s victory greater than in the black communities of South Los Angeles.
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This week the Huffington Post's founder and Editor in Chief, Arianna Huffington, called the winner in the 2008 race a day early: the Internet.
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.As the polling booths are packed away and campaign signs come down, one of California's sharpest political analysts, Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, offers her closing interpretations of this historic election year.
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A rare look behind the scenes at the most sophisticated traffic management technology in the country, all aimed at easing congestion in traffic-choked southern California.
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Sandra Tsing Loh on someone you rarely hear from in public education debates -- the parents!
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It was music to my ears when I learned President Obama had asked poet Elizabeth Alexander to share the spotlight on one of the world's biggest stages -- the Presidential inauguration.
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We look at how the economy is affecting the San Bernardino Auto Mall. Busy in good times, it's starting to resemble an automotive ghost town as a growing number of dealerships close their doors for good and empty their lots of cars.
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There's been justifiable concern in LA over financial troubles at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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A "wild" story of politics, pachyderms and - above all else - the city's purse strings.
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Every president to hold office has espoused some version of Americanism; the truths that we hold self-evident, even when those truths are not always in evidence.
