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It's more famous than the Sunset Strip, but for homeowners living near the Hollywood Sign, this popular tourist attraction has become a major annoyance.
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Reporter Derrick Shore visits the Bay Delta in Northern California, a vital water source and lifeline for much of the state. What would happen to the Delta in the event of a catastrophic earthquake?
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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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The Center for the Study of Political Graphics is a repository of 85,000 of political posters. Its founder and director, Carol Wells, recalls the turning point in her life when she went from typical teenager to political activist.
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Kern County residents are demanding answers to a string of officer-involved shootings in this moving documentary produced by Mae Ryan and Grant Slater from Guardian.
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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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Drone technology has exploded in popularity over the past few years.
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After going through the personnel files on some of the priests accused of sexual abuse, L.A. Times columnist Steve Lopez asked his readers to "pray" for Cardinal Roger Mahony.
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Special contributor Madeleine Brand talks to Gov. Jerry Brown about his controversial initiative, Prop 30, which would raise income taxes on the highest-earning Californians in order to close the budget gap and prevent further cuts to education.
At one military training center, amputees act as victims in war simulations. It's fake, but the impact for trainees and amputees is very real.
When Phyillis Karp could no longer live on her own, she found good care and security in a special senior housing program when she needed it most.
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OC Weekly editor Gustavo Arellano remembers why the banda and norteño singer was so popular, and why American media tended to overlook her.
