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Have you ever parked your car in Los Angeles only to return to a hefty fine placed on your windshield?
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Grand Central Market has become the dining destination for foodies. Much of its historic charm has remained untouched for decades, but it has undergone new changes over the past year.
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How do you know your donated dollars are doing the most good or helping the most people? New York Times columnist Tina Rosenberg shares some insights.
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The principal at Garfield High, made famous by the success of math teacher Jaime Escalante, figures you can't help a student who isn't there. His strategy may be working.
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Topping the list in 2012? Whitney Houston and South Korean pop star Psy, with his infectious music video, "Gangnam Style."
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Democrats may now have the numbers to change one of California's "untouchable" laws. USC's Sherry Bebitch Jeffe explains the politics and the prospects.
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Author, historian, and KCET.org contributor D.J. Waldie talks to Madeleine about Huell Howser's relevance as a modern explorer of California.
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When the real estate bubble burst, many people lost their homes. But one man saw profit in abandoned properties.
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Residents struggle to deal with sea lions; a look at the changing media landscape; the L.A. Times may be up for sale; flu epidemic hits the U.S.
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Postpartum depression is a leading cause of suicide among women. But in L.A., professionals and advocates are trying to change that.
Leah Busque is the CEO of the web startup Task Rabbit, and she is being called "the new Mark Zuckerberg."
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Has the iPhone finally found a worthy opponent?
