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A third installment on the investigation of the booming billboard business in Los Angeles.
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John Ridley takes a look at what happens when humans meddle with natural selection.
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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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Downey Regional Medical Center is a stand-alone community facility, medium-sized, non-profit.
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As drought hits hard, Angelenos are fighting back.
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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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The kids from Village Academy High in Pomona get the chance to meet President Obama.
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This family-owned restaurant opened during the Great Depression and has survived every recession since to bring traditional American food to hungry patrons.
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Christine Heard and Robert Valentine are two typical Southern Californians who were blindsided by losing their jobs. This is their personal story about the stresses and pressures they both face, along with their determination to find work in these toug...
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Production companies will pay several thousand dollars a day to use houses for location shoots.
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Novelist and Van Nuys resident Marcos Villatoro has this to say about the economy, "You know things are bad when, in a working class, deal-minded neighborhood like mine, a garage sale can't make it."
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Is finding a job you love even possible in this economy?
