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Cara Santa Maria interviews nearby residents, park rangers, and activists to find out how the new $1 billion revitalization project will impact nearby residential and wildlife communities.
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Explore a slew of books, classic records, and art at The Last Bookstore, downtown L.A.'s most celebrated independent bookstore.
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In 2002, the city of Los Angeles placed a moratorium banning murals on private property. As a result of the ban, murals became illegal in Los Angeles. Many up and coming artists were forced to take down their murals, or have their artwork painted over.
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Rows of healthy hydroponic tomatoes are nurtured and grown in a high-tech greenhouse facility in Camarillo, California.
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Did you ever think polluted air could be turned into something useful? Cara Santa Maria investigates how an Orange County-based company is turning methane gas into plastic items.
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Money issues and a shakeup at MOCA's board of directors may call for the museum to be absorbed by LACMA.
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There are dog sitters and cat sitters, so why not chicken sitters? Meet one of L.A.'s caretakers for the clucking kind.
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LAX. The L.A. River. Pershing Square. They're all disasters, according to architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne. But he has some ideas on how transform them.
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The conclave of cardinals has elected Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina as Pope Francis I.
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Cyclists are making progress in their demands for bike lanes, but some motorists aren't on the same track.
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Can you guess when this photo of La Plaza was taken? Watch this short video and find out!
