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Read Ana and Isa's message to their friends and supporters of the film, "The Power of Two."
The Public Kitchen:
Serve this flavorful dish on its own, or with rice pilaf for a more substantial meal.
Where We Are:
That the Los Angeles region is pretty dense already is the counter-intuitive finding of a new Census Bureau report.
SoCal Spirits:
"We talk a lot about philosophical things, but at the end of the day you want a wine that pleases you, one with a lot of complexity, structure, and balance."
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Here's some good news for northern Californians who like to breathe: the first battery-powered electric buses in the north part of the state are rolling out in Stockton, thanks to the California Energy Commission.
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It's one of my favorite plants in Southern California, but I'm never sure what to call it in polite company.
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Buycott, with its database of GMO companies, allows consumers more choice at the grocery story.
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When employees at the office of the Los Angeles City Clerk finished counting vote by mail ballots early this morning, they had a number: 167,657. What that means depends on how you slice the data.
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After violence desolated the city center of Tijuana starting in 2007, artists and musicians began to reimagine the function of this area, known as "El Centro" -- the historic tourist district that stretches about 10 blocks along Avenida Revolucion -- by opening small independent, largely self-funded art galleries and spaces.
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Contrary to what the year-round egg supply at supermarkets might lead us to believe, eggs do have a season.
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Disco music was a space of reconciliation for many black homosexuals who experienced the Christian church as a site of violence and alienation.
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