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To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the opening of the light rail line that connected Pasadena to South East L.A. let's take a brief look at its history.
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The venerable Venice poetry institution Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center held its annual Awards Dinner on July 14, honoring two individuals who have made significant contributions to the world of poetry in Los Angeles. This year the George Drury Smith...
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The Goldhirsh Foundation has embarked on an initiative to build a blueprint for the future Los Angeles.
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From the Philippines and Mongolia to Ukraine and Chile, each story gives an insight to understanding the melting pot of cultures that make up the diverse communities of L.A.
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Read these columns to find out more about the law that you've always wondered about -- or why things are the way they are in our city.
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Should neighborhoods be named after a single specific ethnicity?
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In case you missed it, here are some highlights from the series that spotlights laws that have shaped the culture of our city.
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For many people in a city as diverse as Los Angeles, Independence Day does not always fall on the Fourth of July.
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In a rare move, the House of Representatives apologizes for the 130-year-old law that prohibited many Chinese from immigrating to the United States.
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A new study by the Pew Research Center examines the experiences of Asian Americans, the fastest growing racial group in the nation.
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Each year Los Angeles becomes home to thousands of refugees from around the world.
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Many writers, musicians, and artists visited the home of Charles Lummis, often sitting for a portrait in front of his camera.
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Downtown L.A. residents have several options to do their grocery shopping, but will they ever see a Trader Joe's or a Whole Foods?
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84% of Southern California travelers are expected to drive this Memorial Day Weekend. Will a 1914 Automobile Map be useful for a road trip?
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Due to decreased funding from the state, L.A. State Historic Park is turning to alternative ways to keep the grounds in the green.
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Here's a guide to this Sunday's Museums of the Arroyo Day.
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Many of L.A.'s ethnic enclaves now exist more as symbolic and cultural centers with populations not necessarily reflecting their historic characteristics.
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KCET Departures congratulates George Wolfe as a recipient of the 2012 River Heroes Award.
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News and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods.
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News and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods.
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