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A look at the high-stakes, emotionally charged battle behind Proposition 8, the November ballot that, if passed, would ban same-sex marriages in California.
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In the second part of our series, we take a look at the issue of digital billboards. We question why leaders approved the installation of 877 digital billboards and whether that's good for Los Angeles.
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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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Nowhere was the elation over Barack Obama’s victory greater than in the black communities of South Los Angeles.
We witnessed 18,000 immigrants became US citizens, one of the very last groups to become naturalized in time to register to vote in the 2008 presidential election.
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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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For years, Locke High in Watts has been a poster child for failing inner city schools.
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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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Sandra Tsing Loh on someone you rarely hear from in public education debates -- the parents!
