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A week following our investigation into digital billboards, the city council unanimously passed a motion asking the city attorney to look into using environmental laws to stop the spread of digital billboards.
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We've been waiting for two years for election day, and as anxious andnerve-wracking and all-consuming as it's been - as much as we want it toget there - well, then what?
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SoCal Connected looks at how Southern California is weathering the economic storm, with profiles of three different groups of people.
2:21
Sandra Tsing Loh is glad you are doing what you can about global warming; she just doesn't want to hear the details.
2:35
Chris Ayres, correspondent for the London Times, on the changing seasons of disaster in Southern California.
5:31
A woman whose house was consumed by wildfires becomes one of California's leading advocates of insurance reform.
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Sam Hall Kaplan, former design critic for the Los Angeles Times, praises billboards and says an array of brilliant, blinking conceits will mark L.A. as the creative capital of the world.
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Los Angeles is the billboard capital of the nation, and some say it's an environmental disaster. But city leaders don't seem to be paying much attention.
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Many municipal firefighters worry their counterparts in the private sector lack training, may get in the way during a wildfire, and might even be encouraging people to build homes in fire zones.
5:33
You can still find prospectors searching for gold in the San Gabriel River, though these days rather than sifting through pans of dirt, they probably have a GPS, a hydraulic pump and an SUV to get up the hills.
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A coalition of Southern California cities are saying they're too poor to meet the state's clean water standards, and have instigated an unprecedented legal action to make their case.
