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In the US there’s a theory that it is too much competition - in the form of the Internet - that is killing the printing press.
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Downey Regional Medical Center is a stand-alone community facility, medium-sized, non-profit.
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This story begins with a yard sale and ends with a profound reflection of a family that’s standing tall, even while selling short.
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It was a class project born out of a discussion of the American Dream—an eight-minute video titled "Is Anybody Listening?" in which students at Village Academy High School in Pomona gave their own accounts of struggling with foreclosure.
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In the fourth installment of our investigation, we catch up with Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa. You may be surprised to hear how he wants residents to do the job of city employees when it comes to cleaning up the signs of L.A.
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As the dismantling of the newspaper industry continues, many are turning to the web as the next great frontier for print journalism.
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See how DMV employees and surprised customers react to the state's first day of being closed for business.
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The mission of the corps and the debate over whether California can still afford to keep the California Conservation Corps.
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Brian Frazer thinks ending March Madness pools will help get the economy back on track.
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A third installment on the investigation of the booming billboard business in Los Angeles.
