Green Buildings
The city council approved a bill on Earth Day to make LA's buildings environmentally sustainable.
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Remembering Armenian Genocide
Ninety-three years ago 1.5 million Armenians lost their lives, but not many people know about it. In remembrance of the...
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DWP Workers
In the next 5-7 years, nearly half of the workforce at LA's Department of Water and Power will be eligible...
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Talking with Donald Miller about the Latino Catholic population in Los Angeles
Latinos make up the greatest percentage of Catholics in Los Angeles. Executive Director of USC's Center for Religion and...
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Laborers march to fight for good jobs
Workers representing industries as diverse as acting, teaching and construction gathered to march in an effort to fight for good...
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Latino Catholics
One of the main audiences of Pope Benedict's visit to the United States this week will be Latino Catholics. ...
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NFL back in L.A.?
A Southern California developer unveiled plans this morning to build a new stadium that could one day house an NFL...
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Professor John Laslett interview
ARN's Matthew Mundy speaks with John Laslett, Professor Emeritus of History at UCLA, about the history of labor unions in...
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Barriers to Prison Visitation
Nearly 11,000 women are locked up in California prisons.. Many of them are mothers, but few get a chance to...
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