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In Historic Filipinotown, several community-based organizations are working to empower and create visibility for the Filipino American community through tours, immigration outreach, and oral histories.
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What makes Los Angeles bloom?
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When Angelenos flush their toilets, where does all that waste go?
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Over the last 100 years, the Palos Verdes Peninsula has lost 75 percent of its kelp forests.
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Millions of passengers pass through busy commercial airports in Southern California, but only a few know about the existence of the San Bernardino International Airport.
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During the Mission period, music was a common language that united people from all walks of life. Some of the greatest influences in California included European music, a religious experience that later morphed into a social celebration known as the fa...
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Desert tortoises go into hibernation during the winter months. With all that beauty rest, it's no wonder they can live to be a hundred years old.
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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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Art can be found in the most unlikely of places: Busy airports.
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Rising CO2 levels are disrupting the natural balance of the ocean and posing a threat to oysters and marine mammals in California.
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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.
