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It's hard to imagine that the Salton Sea was once considered a prime tourist destination in the 1950s.
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Sign spinning is a way of life for Justin Brown and thousands of others across the globe.
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At the Los Angeles County Men's Central Jail, a separate wing exists for gay, bisexual, and transgender inmates.
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In 1989, activist and nonprofit leader Robert Egger founded the D.C. Central Kitchen, an organization that has prepared approximately 27 million meals for the needy.
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Most people go to the movies to escape reality and enjoy some good old fashioned storytelling through eye-popping visuals that keep you on the edge of your seat. But what if you could actually experience it in a more realistic way?
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For chef Niki Nakayama, local ingredients and presentation are important elements to consider when preparing a Kaiseki dish.
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Since 2010, hundreds of thousands of Angelenos have pedaled the streets of Los Angeles at one of the largest alternative transportation events in the nation.
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On athletic fields, grass is a thing of the past – artificial turf has largely taken over. Many of these fields are covered in fake dirt called crumb rubber.
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For Luis Javier Rodriguez, the pen is mightier than the sword. It's what ultimately saved him from being swept away by the drug and gang scene in Los Angeles.
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Body cameras for police are coming. And for some local police departments, this technology is already a reality.
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A love for the elegance and beauty of hats is still alive on Sunday mornings in African-American churches across Los Angeles. What has kept this unique tradition alive? We go to the West Angeles Church of God in Christ and Leola’s Hats in South L.A.,...
