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Laughing, even in the face of death. How some people coping with serious disease are finding laughter really IS the best medicine.
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Commentator Patt Morrison recently had surgery. She has the scars to prove it. Not just from the scalpel—from having to deal with her health care insurance provider.
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Food trucks. From down-home to upscale, these mobile diners are a big part of living - and eating - in Southern California. Haute cuisine on the curb, coming right up.
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OOOOOh! Spectres and hobgoblins and devils and ghouls. Wait a minute? Aren't things scary enough in real life? Humorist Brian Unger isn't ready for another Halloween.
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No sodas in public schools. Eliminating trans-fats. Banning fast-food restaurants. Can - or should - government intervene to help us improve what we eat?
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Some L.A. residents are facing steep insurance bills after FEMA declared their neighborhoods to be flood zones. FEMA isn't sure they're really at risk.
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Advice to incoming L.A. police chief Charlie Beck, from L.A. Weekly's Jill Stewart.
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Crime writer Michael Connelly, creator of the Harry Bosch novels, shares his love of a signature LA spot, Angel's Flight.
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Last week, we heard from LA residents who faced big insurance bills after FEMA declared their homes to be in flood zones.
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Crime investigation isn't easy.
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Marcos Villatoro shares his personal tale of involvement with the H1N1 flu virus.
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The LA area has a higher rate of homelessness than any other metropolitan area in the country.
