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A week following our investigation into digital billboards, the city council unanimously passed a motion asking the city attorney to look into using environmental laws to stop the spread of digital billboards.
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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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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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Messages for the next president of the United States.
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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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There may be dozens, possibly hundreds of buildings in the city at risk of collapsing in a major earthquake and causing thousands of deaths.
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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Follow a day in the life of the Los Angeles Public Library, as Phillip Saffell shows us how this public space serves as his home.
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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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Anchor Val Zavala sits down with one of the most influential men in Washington - Representative Henry Waxman (30th District) for a candid conversation about his career and future goals.
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A group of North Hollywood middle school students work their way to Washington for Obama's inauguration.
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A "wild" story of politics, pachyderms and - above all else - the city's purse strings.
