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At first glance, they might look like mimes traveling along the LA River and Venice. They look like they're from a different era, away from the world of urbanization.
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Out in the middle of nowhere, you'll spot a collection of small, abandoned structures dispersed in an area known as the Morongo Basin, near Twentynine Palms in Wonder Valley.
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Santa Monica wants to create a "wellbeing index" for its citizens, but how do you measure happiness?
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After a nurse in Bakersfield refused to give CPR to an elderly woman, ethical questions arose anew over what it means to be a "Good Samaritan."
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Fifty years after "The Feminine Mystique" was published, female executives are saying some unexpected things. Is there a new war on women?
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The next pope must deal with scandals and change in the Catholic church; 3-D printing revolution means big changes to manufacturing and...DIY guns?
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Many of the races in the Los Angeles city elections won't be decided until May. Here's a look at the next stage.
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As expected, the conclave of cardinals charged with choosing a new Pope were undecided today. It seems the choice is about what they want for the church, rather than whom.
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Our latest investigation shows priests suspected of abuse dumped onto the path of least resistance.
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Ramiro Gomez installs cardboard cutouts of day laborers and domestic workers in Beverly Hills and West L.A. to show lives overlooked by most.
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They're businesses accused of fronting for prostitution, and neighbors want them out. Val Zavala investigates the struggle to shut down massage parlors gone wild.
