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Greater LA, 921 episodes. Page 6 of 10.

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Protecting Inglewood’s culture through craft beer at Crowns and Hops

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Claremont’s Candlelight Pavilion dinner theater makes a comeback

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Celebrating high school graduations in-person after long pandemic

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Women who grew up with Kristin Smart’s ghost prepare for an emotionally triggering trial

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Will delivery drones be a thing? A fight for LA’s skies is brewing

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Crenshaw Boulevard: Efforts to rename it divided the community

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Boyle Heights: Artistic, Jewish, and musical roots

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What Biden’s infrastructure plan means for LA and Southern California

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Memorial Day special: Origins of Wilshire and Hollywood Boulevards

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Amid LA’s homeless crisis, could vacant motels be a permanent solution?

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LA art experiences focus on how we heal from the pandemic

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‘This is a movement, not a moment’: LA organizers return to the streets on George Floyd’s anniversary

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Anniversary of George Floyd’s murder: Southern Californians reflect on a year of change

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Mike Bonin talks ‘safe camping’ proposal for unhoused Angelenos, responds to criticism

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More businesses do away with cash transactions during pandemic

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The story of Pio Pico, the namesake of Pico Boulevard

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CA to drop mask mandate on June 15, grocery workers are wary

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Teens ages 12 to 15 line up for COVID-19 vaccine in Long Beach

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Risky Business: LA’s private club for fully vaccinated people

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The effort to create ‘moderate-income’ housing in California’s priciest areas

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Lincoln Heights activists run for neighborhood council to stave off gentrification

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Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall: Who will buy it and revitalize it?

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History of Hollywood Blvd: It’s always been about clever branding

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‘Forever Marilyn’ statue is returning to Palm Springs, but not all residents are happy

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The effort to unlock Venice Beach’s basketball hoops and keep the games going

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Higher grades, better behavior: Why kids’ outdoor classes are catching on

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The history of Wilshire Blvd and its ‘millionaire socialist’

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Why Republicans comprise California’s largest group of vaccine resisters

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LA opens its first government-run homeless encampment

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Tackling climate change requires changing our emotions, says seismologist Lucy Jones

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How to change US policing after Derek Chauvin’s murder conviction?

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This mobile vaccination team fights fear and gang lines to protect LA’s most vulnerable

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LA County plans to take in migrant children, but some activists are concerned

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Sad Girl Creamery serves up mental health support with sweet treats

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Curtains close on Cinerama Dome, all ArcLight Cinemas and Pacific Theatres locations

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LA to lose thousands of affordable homes in the next decade

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Six Flags reopens: Some feel uplifting energy, others leave early due to crowds and anxiety

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Remote work could be here to stay

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Closure of Echo Park Lake meant unhoused residents there had to leave. Where are they now?

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SoCal’s high desert becomes a hot real estate market

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LA’s women-run ‘Vidiots’ video rental store is reopening to preserve community and art culture

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Jumping the line to get COVID vaccines

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Oceano Dunes reveal complicated dance between coastal conservation and recreation

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Stories of joy from people giving and getting vaccines

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Gym reopenings: Some Angelenos are happy to be back, some say never again

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Echo Park Lake to close for repairs. What will happen to the unhoused people there?

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Cannabis tourism heats up in the desert

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Affordable housing expensive to build. Some developers are doing it for less

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For AAPI Angelenos, new fears emerge following Atlanta shooting

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LA’s music industry prepares for future concerts, indoors and outdoors

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Along Van Nuys Boulevard, business owners’ lives change dramatically after a year of COVID

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Why Hawaiian Gardens residents have a tough time getting vaccinated

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LA plans to restart indoor dining next week. Restaurant staff have mixed feelings

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How a tenant helped her 88-year-old landlord get vaccinated against COVID

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Low-tech way to save Earth: Don’t buy new goods, just regift

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Future of cars in California: hydrogen, electric, gas

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No gas stoves or gas heat? Santa Barbara considers going all-electric in new construction

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LA plans to redirect some police funds and launch universal basic income in certain areas

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Packaging for online orders: How to make it more sustainable?

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Tenants with months of back rent hope statewide relief will help

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Cemetery workers reflect on 20,000 COVID deaths in LA

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Harnessing plants to fight climate change

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What’s the best plan for restoring the Ballona Wetlands?

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COVID vaccine standby line in South LA and racial equity

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UCSB students flood to ‘positive psychology’ series during pandemic

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LA flower business faces tough financial reality amid pandemic

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Making it easier to fix tech and cut e-waste

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Making dating and relationships work during COVID

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LA looks to expand Project Roomkey

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Giant 3D printers: An idea for reducing construction waste

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Turning Skateland into a homeless shelter

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Homeboy Electronics: Giving old tech and incarcerated people a second chance

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COVID or no in-person school for a year: What’s more dangerous?

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Multigenerational and crowded housing create COVID risk

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George Gascón defends new directives amid legal fight with union

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Riverside nurse’s experiences of COVID front lines

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To understand food waste, follow a California strawberry along the supply chain

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Kobe Bryant’s legacy lives on, from murals to youth leagues

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LGBTQ bars fight to stay open during pandemic, turn to loans and GoFundMe for help

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Wasted: Foam toilets convert human waste into fertilizer for plants

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Watching Biden’s inauguration in DC

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Angelenos going to inauguration — or not

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What it’s like getting vaccinated at Dodger Stadium

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SoCal Republicans’ response to impeachment reveals different paths forward for the party

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COVID vaccine timeline in LA

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Introducing ‘Wasted,’ and tackling the plastic problem

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LA homeless shelters hit by COVID outbreaks

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Rep. Karen Bass on insurrection in DC and what’s next

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Why it takes so long to get unemployment in California

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New year brings more COVID-19 patients to Southern California hospitals

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Christmas Eve special: Best of Greater LA 2020

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Virtual holiday parties: Potential disasters but also learning experiences

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Christmas spirit is alive in Danish town of Solvang, despite lull in tourism

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LA expands homeless encampment cleanups as pandemic continues

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Santa Claus comes virtually this COVID Christmas

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What’s the appeal of TikTok? Inside Honey House

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COVID vaccine skepticism among some Black and Latinx Angelenos

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Native plant restoration and Silverado Fire in OC

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The case of the $30 million motel in LA

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COVID Christmas: Where to find safe holiday joy