Boyle Heights leaders ask why their community continues being ignored
Find out why Boyle Heights Community members feel their community needs are being ignored.
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The long road to the tallest building west of the Mississippi
Featuring the sound of concrete actually drying.
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Buddhist sect protests Dalai Lama visit
The International Shugden Community takes issue with a number of the religious icon's stances.
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Down goes Bitcoin?
A popular, multi-million dollar Bitcoin exchange goes dark.
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State has two years to reduce prison overcrowding
Overcrowded prison and jails sturr prison reform advocates to demand immediate action.
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Adjunct professors call for higher wages and benefits nationwide
Hear about the campaign that is helping college adjunct's take action on campuses across the nation
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California teachers defend seniority in landmark Vergara v. California education case
How do you create a system that protects teachers' rights and also students' right to a quality education?
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New improvements in Filipinotown
In Historic Filipinotown, residents gathered to see the unveiling of a new sign that keeps its original name.
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Standardized tests may not predict college success after all
Standardized test scores have little—to no—correlation to college performance, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
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The LA Police Commission clarifies their use of force policy
Considering the context of officer-involved shootings is now a written part of the evaluation process.
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