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901

Cultural and Political Reverberations of the Civil War

902

Brown Meets Budget Deadline, but Big Headaches Remain

903

Video Games, Violence and the Psychology of Play

904

Who Will Bear the Brunt of California's New Budget?

905

LA Department of Water and Power Pushes for Rate Hikes

906

Homeless Veterans and Transit that's Anything but Rapid

907

City of Costa Mesa's Austerity Measures Raise Questions

908

State Legislators Won't Get Paid After All

909

A Long, Idle Summer for America's Youth

910

Governor Brown Vetoes the Democrats' Budget

911

The Democrats' Budget, a Budget Nobody Wants

912

Is Shark Fin Soup Off the Menu?

913

New Political Lines Will Hang Republicans Out to Dry

914

LA Police Commission Hits the Brakes on Red-Light Cameras

915

Pay Raises for Orange County Executives

916

Redrawing Congressional Districts in California

917

Should We Worry about the European E. Coli Outbreak?

918

Union Battle Comes to Costa Mesa City Hall

919

Judge Says California Must Pay Foster Parents More

920

Parole Board Rejects First Test of Medical Release Law

921

Bringing the War Home: The War after the War

922

Westside Drivers Prevail over Buses, Leimert Park (Sorta) Gets a Rail Station

923

Los Angeles: The City of Fees and Conflicts of Interest

924

The Supreme Court on California State Prisons

925

'Chasing Aphrodite' from the Getty Museum to Italy

926

The Rich Get Richer, Aiding California's Bottom Line

927

Dysfunction within the LA County Board of Supervisors

928

You Can't Get There from Here: WLA to the Valley on the 405

929

California Budget Battle Continues

930

Should Local Law Enforcement Work with Immigration Authorities?

931

Candidates Vie for Harman's 36th District Congressional Seat

932

Protesting Teachers Take It to the Streets

933

Do Downtown LA Hotels Need Subsidies?

934

The Marines Say Goodbye to 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

935

UCLA Prepares for the Budget Axe

936

Can California Still Afford the Death Penalty?

937

Southern California Responds to the Death of bin Laden

938

Hunger: A Massive Problem in LA County

939

Questions about Safety at the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant

940

Should High-Speed Rail Slow Down?

941

Selig Taps Ex-Rangers President to Oversee Dodgers

942

Doctored Chimp Photo Pits Birthers against OC GOP Establishment

943

Riordan Endorses Beutner for Mayor…Beutner Who?

944

Diversity within Diversity: 'Latinos' in Los Angeles

945

A Third NBA Team for Southern California?

946

La Plaza: LA Celebrates Its Mexican-American Heritage

947

The Impact of Federal Budget Cuts on California

948

Los Angeles, the Space Shuttle Endeavour's Final Frontier

949

CicLAvia and the Rise of Bicycle Culture in Los Angeles

950

Will Renewable Energy Standards Pave the Way for New Technologies?

951

Los Angeles Schools Face an 'All-Cuts' Budget

952

Non-Violent Felons to Move from State Prison to County Jail

953

Slashing Community College Education

954

Will Syria Be Swept Up by the Winds of Change?

955

Mayor Villaraigosa and 'America Fast Forward'

956

Illuminated Wilshire Grand Project Approved by City Council

957

LA Tries an Anti-Wisconsin Approach to Unions

958

Brown Signs Budget Cuts, Faces Resistance on Tax Measure

959

California Insurers Postpone Proposed Rate Increases

960

A Scandal in Housing and Cutbacks in LA's Bus Service

961

Governor Brown Takes His Budget Battle to YouTube

962

Lawmakers Take a Bite Out of Deficit, Hitting Needy Hard

963

GOP Tries to Trade Environmental Regulations for Tax-Cut Vote

964

Radiation Plumes and Earthquake Preparedness

965

California's Earthquake-Prone Nuclear Reactors

966

Hearing on Radical Islam Prompts Local Outcry

967

Census Figures Indicate Shift in the Political Landscape

968

The State Budget and Public Pension Reform

969

A Bountiful City Ballot, but Who's Paying Attention?

970

City of LA Seeks Marijuana Profits with Measure M

971

Measure L: Who Hates Libraries?

972

What's the Republican Plan for California's Budget Mess?

973

The Departure of Cardinal Mahony and the Catholic Church in LA

974

Budget Battles and Public Pensions

975

Trouble on the Tracks for High-Speed Rail

976

A Rumble in West Hollywood

977

Can LA Unified and Unionized Teachers Just Get Along?

978

A Primer on the March 8 Election

979

The Valley Performing Arts Center Opens: Are LA’s Suburbs Creating their Own Arts Centers?

980

Hearings Continue for Current and Former Officials of the City of Bell

981

City Attorney Carmen Trutanich Cracks Down on Street Protests

982

Should the State's Youth Prisons Be Shut Down?

983

Downtown Stadium Faces a Hard Sell

984

AOL Buys Huffington Post, Newspapers Look for Consolidation

985

The Reagan Legacy

986

AEG Pushes Downtown Football Stadium

987

Refusal to Disclose Finances Puts LAPD Gang Unit at Risk

988

Local Reaction to the Events in Egypt

989

Jerry Brown Delivers His State of the State

990

State and Cities in Tug of War over Redevelopment Rights

991

19th Century Remains Remind LA of Its History

992

The Aftermath of Shooting at Local Schools

993

Gun Control in the Wake of Tucson, Gardena High Shootings

994

A New Leader at the LA Department of Water and Power

995

Tolerance and the Politics of Latino Assimilation

996

Can Redevelopment Survive Jerry Brown?

997

Voters May Change, but Prop 13 Remains the Same

998

John Deasy Voted In as New Superintendent of the LAUSD

999

Jerry Brown's Budget: The Axeman Cometh

1000

Grand Plans for Eli Broad's Grand Avenue Museum