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How has LA homelessness changed in over 8 years?

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Angelenos are crowding clown shows — ‘an act of counterculture’

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Sale of Skid Row grocery store aims to bring racial healing

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Finding love and beauty at Mosaic Tile House in Venice

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Will ‘Ambassadors’ help LA metro riders feel safer?

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Forget Hinge and Tinder? LA singles try ‘Love Isn’t Blind’

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Once-quiet landslide zone is starting to move. SoCal residents are worried

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Helpers replay special: Miracle Messages, Las Fotos, Underdog Community

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Animals replay special: Shrimp farming, bear boom, cats on hikes

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Replay: Looking back on 100 years of Tinseltown’s Hollywood Sign

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‘Santa Claus Conquers the Martians’: Failed film is hit theater show

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LA Breakfast Club: ‘Everybody is on the same level,’ regardless of background

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For many LA Latinos, making tamales is core to the holidays

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Driverless cars: Is it safe to be a passenger?

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Fake snow, ice rinks: Which LA areas are creating a white Christmas?

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Diamond Bakery, Jewish LA institution, closes after 7 decades

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Sustainable ideas for Christmas gifts, decoration, and food

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CARE Court: Who is it for, how does it work?

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LA kids grow climate optimism through composting

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Cal State faculty strike for ‘dignified wages,’ mental health services

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San Gabriel Mountains: Volunteers aim to reverse tourism-driven pollution

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Amid Gaza war, LA restaurateurs hope to bring unity through food

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Volunteering on Skid Row — and across LA — during all seasons

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Less religious, more diverse: Today’s homeschooling movement

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TikTok’s ‘grocery goblin’ offers a guide to food stores in LA

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Meet a modern-day falconer, one of a few hundred in California

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LA bakers sprint to meet Thanksgiving pie demands

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Bees, spiders, ants: Harvesting big ideas from tiny creatures

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Chinese American artist shares lifelong effort to unravel ‘cultural amnesia’

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LA makes progress toward renewable energy goal

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For below-the-line workers, when will work pick up?

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Book club spent 28 years reading ‘Finnegans Wake,’ they’re still confused

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Relief is on the way: LA Metro adds bathrooms, you'll need a phone

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End of LA’s bail system draws applause and critiques

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Actor John Stamos on his most important role: dad

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‘Ustedes no están detenidos’: LA groups welcome migrants from Texas

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Still no contract for Medieval Times union. What's taking so long?

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Electric v. gas cars: Strong opinions fuel CA drivers

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Hollywood Forever Cemetery: Life amid death is on full display

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Celebrate Halloween with a real-life mummy, cursed park, and full-time witch

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Vine to cafeteria line: Inside SoCal’s growing farm-to-school movement

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Thousands of Angelenos could see their rent jump 7% in 2024

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How to have peaceful interfaith dialogue amid Israel-Hamas conflict

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Actors’ Gang: Decades later, punk rockers are still making theater accessible

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Will El Niño bring more rain this year? Either way, be prepared

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Burbank’s ‘horror row’ celebrates Halloween year-round

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Absent LAUSD kids are trickling back to class. Thank attendance counselors

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Aetna Street encampment residents say ‘Inside Safe’ hasn't worked as promised

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Child-free and loving it: Meet these LA women

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Who gets priority for affordable housing? Mayor Bass has new rules

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Nazis stole art from LA family. They spent decades getting it back

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Jewish and Palestinan Angelenos try to cope with attacks in Israel and Gaza

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South Central Run Club redefines health in an underserved community

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Vernon green-lights hundreds of new apartments. City’s population could quadruple

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LA sees renewed activism for tenants’ and workers’ rights

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Is life coaching a scam? ‘The Dream’ podcast investigates

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El Sereno GreenGrocer honors the tradition of tienditas

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‘Cultural atlas’ preserves local history as LA rapidly transforms

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At LA Ukelele Festival, versatile instrument cultivates unity

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There’s nothing cheesy about the Pizza Strike Fund

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AMPTP reaches tentative deal with WGA. What about SAG?

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Jewish rehab center teaches baking skills to build community

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At LA museum, you can play on a synthesizer used by The Beatles

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John Waters wants to make you feel good about yourself

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Hope House provides safety to trans people who need housing

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Topanga Beach surf culture: Competition breeds violence. But that’s changing

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Work could get ‘cooler’ if employee protections move forward

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California’s on the cusp of decriminalizing magic mushrooms

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‘Forced outing’ policy: Parental rights activists v. LGBTQ community

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Watts community strives for peace after fatal shootings

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Angelenos are buying restaurant leftovers to fight climate change

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With AI, Hollywood work will require new skills

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LAPD budget goes up, despite Angelenos’ calls to defund police

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Aliso Canyon is supposed to shut down. Officials might expand it

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Black ravers are optimistic about more diversity in the music scene

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Farmworkers face storm-damaged homes, unemployment. Nonprofits aim to help

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Alice Coltrane’s family members reflect on her impact today

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Will LA’s Oaxacan community get neighborhood recognition?

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Hollywood’s below-the-line workers: Not striking, still financially hurting

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LA City Council approves controversial plan to turn hotel into homeless housing

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Animal actors still need care as Hollywood strikes continue

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To help residents of fire-ravaged Maui, send cash, not clothes

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51 miles, 6 days: What this group discovered when walking LA River

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All 4-year-olds may now enroll at LAUSD. Will parents say yes?

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Joshua Tree: History, weirdness, short-term rentals dilemma

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Hollywood strike’s ripple effect, LA tenant harassment, LA Art Book Fair

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Most shrimp in US is imported. Downey business is farming its own

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Ticketless Taylor Swift fans still party outside SoFi for Eras Tour

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‘It's ouchies, for sure’: Financial and emotional costs of being a bridesmaid

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Can a new park help cut smog in one of LA’s most polluted neighborhoods?

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How recycling works — and its limits

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Comedian Kristina Wong is helping feed union members on strike

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From Hollywood to hotels, striking workers share a mission this summer

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Using — and removing — shade as a political tool

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Bear boom hits Sierra Madre, not all locals are warm and fuzzy about it

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Coliseum symbolizes ambition for LA, from 1923 to today

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‘World of Barbie’ is about self-expression and storytelling

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Would Dodgers Gondola reduce traffic? Not all Angelenos buy in

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Migrants should ‘be received in a dignified way,’ says LA activist

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How to make LA cooler amid heat waves? Change pavement color