Children's Court May Make Trials Public
Protestors support Judge Michael Nash's proposal to open children's court proceedings to the public and members of the media
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Ordinance Calls for Responsible City Banking
The City of Los Angeles may start considering banks' moral platforms when it invests taxpayer money.
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America Recycles Day Hosts Public Recycling at L.A. Live
If you're looking for a way to be environmentally correct, then today's your lucky day. November 15 marks the 14th...
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New Electric Car Company Lands in LA
City officials are offering incentives to electric automakers, hoping to make Los Angeles the electric car capital of the world.
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Skid Row's Weingart Center is still making a difference
There are thousands of homeless people living in Los Angeles. The Weingart Center aims to reduce the number of...
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A City of Muted Color
Tuesday host Tiffany Brannon chats with author Erin Aubry Kaplan about her book, "Black Talk, Blue Thoughts and Walking the...
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Occupy LA watches Oakland
Around the world, the Occupy movement has taken different tones. LA's movement has been orderly and fairly quiet, while...
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The Gold Standard: Finding Good Food in South Los Angeles
What kind of culinary treats can be found in South Los Angeles? Tuesday host Tiffany Brannon asks LA Weekly food...
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City Councilman Bernard Parks discusses the future of Marlton Square
For years, Marlton Square has been an eye sore for the Crenshaw community. That's one of the issues City...
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Ordinance brings "buying local" closer to home
Los Angeles residents can now set up farmers markets in their own neighborhoods rather than commercial areas
Check out the future home of Annenberg student media:
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