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Feeling Lonely? Get Moving, Make Some Friends

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Revival House: The Academy Museum's Sister Cinemas

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What Makes 'Bungalow Courts' So Special Ft Etan Rosenbloom

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HTLA Presents: Imperfect Paradise: Strippers Union: Part 2

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Revival House: The Highland Theatre says Goodbye

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The Best Hikes To See Wildflowers This Spring

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REDUX: Composer And LAUSD Grad Kris Bowers On His 'Last Repair Shop'

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REDUX: Everything You Need To Know About SoCal's Wildflower Bloom

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HTLA Presents: Imperfect Paradise: Strippers Union: Part 1

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Down To Feast, with LA Try Guy: Westchester

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Revival House: The Gardena Cinema's Fight to Stay Open

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For The Love Of Griffith Park

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It's Election Day! When Will We Know Results?

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How To Prep For Tomorrow's Primary: Voting And Criminal Justice

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Social Calendar: Make Staying Up Late Cool Again

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Revival House: Vidiots Brings 60,000 DVDs and a New Theater to a Historic Space

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Why Are Men So Lonely These Days?

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Composer And LAUSD Grad Kris Bowers On His 'Last Repair Shop'

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How To Prep For The Primary: Housing Affordability in LA

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HTLA Presents: Queer Joy, LIVE!

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Revival House: The Egyptian Theater (REDUX)

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Abortion Pill Access At California Universities? Well…

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Building A Music Community To Feel Less Alone

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Cheap Fast Eats #12: Boyle Heights

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Revival House: The New Beverly Cinema, Always On Film

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Lion Dancers, Dragon Parades and Dumplings: Lunar New Year In LA

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Looking for Love in LA? We Tried Speed Dating And You Can Too

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How To Prep For The Primary Election: The Climate Crisis

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Revival House: The Nuart Theatre, LA's 'Edgy' 'Cult' Home Of The Midnight Movies

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Our Love Letter To LA's Indie Movie Theaters: Introducing 'Revival House'

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Finding The Beat: Music and Nostalgia in Alhambra

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LA Can Be Lonely AF: Reframing An 'Epidemic'

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How To Prep For The Primary Election: Homelessness

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HTLA, Live! Hamburger Fry + Cheeseburger Centennial

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Finding The Beat: Music In The San Fernando Valley

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LA Lit: Indie Booksellers Share More Recs On Best Books About The City

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Finding The Beat: Music In West Adams And Leimert Park

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Sniffles, Sore Throat? There Are Updated CA COVID Rules

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HTLA presents Imperfect Paradise: The Castle: Part 4

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Social Calendar: Sissy That Nightlife

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100 Years Ago In Pasadena, The Cheeseburger Was Born (Probably)

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Wanna Go Car-Free? Try The Bus

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Spay And Neuter, Yes. But What Else Can You Do To Help Shelter Pets?

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HTLA presents Imperfect Paradise: The Castle: Part 3

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What’s Up With The District Attorney Race? We Explain

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Are YOU Ready For The Big One? It's Coming: REDUX

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Metro Micro Eyeing An End To $1 Rideshares

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HTLA, Live! At 'On Air Fest'

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HTLA presents Imperfect Paradise: The Castle: Part 2

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Evicted From Little Tokyo - What's Next For Suehiro Cafe?

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Can LA's CARE Court Help Those Struggling With Mental Illness?

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Digging Into LA’s Past, Present and Future at La Brea Tar Pits

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How Did LA's Affordable Housing Shortage Get So Bad?

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HTLA presents Imperfect Paradise: The Castle: Part 1

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The Largest Urban Oil Field In The Nation Is In LA. Its Days Are Numbered

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Will 2024 Be Another Wild Year For LA Politics?

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New Year, New Laws! From Cannabis to Camping to Compensation

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New Years Vibes + Best Walking Meditation Spots in LA

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Social Calendar: Dating The City

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How West Coast Hip Hip Got Its Sound

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On Valentines Day In LA, Love Has A Price

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Finding Home con DACA, Parts 1 - 3

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Volunteers Take On The Homelessness Crisis, Part 4: 'Being A Better Neighbor'

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After The 10 Fire: What's Up With The Businesses Under The Freeway?

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Documenting L.A. in Galleries: Patrick Martinez on View at The Broad

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Volunteers Take On The Homelessness Crisis, Part 3: 'Betting On A Motel'

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Day Laborers And The Odd, Sometimes Dangerous Jobs They Do

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A (Not So) 'Hopeless' Alternative Rock Label Celebrates Its LA History

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LA's Grand Central Market Is The OG Of Food Halls

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How The Mayor Changed Course On Affordable Housing Plans

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Volunteers Take On The Homelessness Crisis, Part 2: 'The Forever Bandaid'

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LA's Indie Booksellers On Best Books About The City — Just In Time For The Holidays

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Documenting LA By Painting Intimate Spaces: Meet Artist Tidawhitney Lek

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How To Enjoy A Holiday Staycation in LA

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Why Are There Nearly 10,000 Vacant City Jobs In LA?

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Volunteers Take On The Homelessness Crisis, Part 1: 'The Alternative is Death'

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Will Actors Ratify The New SAG Contract?

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Cheap Fast Eats #11: Mid City

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Documenting LA In Oil Paints, Block By Block: Meet Painter Justin N. Kim

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'It's Really Hot Out Here.' What LAUSD Is Doing To Cool Down Schools

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The Mayor’s Promise To House 17,000 People In Her First Year

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So How Did The City Of LA (And Then The County) Get So Big?

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Where To Get Outdoors Pt. 2 REDUX

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Social Calendar: What We’re Enjoying In LA

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Tortas, Congee and Mulled Wine: Local Chefs Transform Thanksgiving Leftovers

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The Cult Of Erewhon

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The Rent Freeze is Over

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It's Givingggg...How To Host A Great Friendsgiving!

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Documenting The City At '5 mph': Meet Photographer Elon Schoenholz

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The 10 Freeway Closure Shows That We Can Rethink Our Commutes

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The Egyptian Theater Has Finally Reopened. How It Helped Establish Hollywood

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The 'Outrageous' Impact Of LAUSD's Process For Counting Students

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The Actors' Strike Is Over. Now What?

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After Fire, Who Rebuilds Our Trails In The San Gabriel Mountains?

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Five Years After The Woolsey Fire: Did We Learn Anything From It?

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The Fight Against Putrid Odors in Southeast LA

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A SoCal Punk’s ‘Ode’ To LA’s Backyard Gigs

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HTLA Presents: Imperfect Paradise: People vs. Karen: Part 1

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Daylight Savings Got You Down? Catch LA's Best Sunsets - REDUX

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The Matriarch of Día de los Muertos in LA: REDUX