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| Image from the author's collection Bill Deverell handed me a book the other day, with the recommendation that the author had put together a good story. The book is Building Home: Howard F. Ahmanson and the Politics of...
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AEG is off the market, its leadership in disarray. What's to become of Farmer's Field? Only the NFL knows.
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Some say California's sun is setting, that Census data prove the gloomiest predictions true. But there are other ways to interpret the numbers.
Economy:
Imperial County has the highest unemployment in California. Again.
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Los Angeles can be a tough place to make a buck making beer.
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There is only a short distance between "bank owned property" and a medical emergency.
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Tethered to nothing but an iPhone and Bloomberg, billionaires unburden themselves of citizenship.
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A lot has changed since April 1992. Mostly, there are a lot fewer jobs from which a decent life might be made.
Commentary:
His voting record is extremely conservative, so why does the right-most wing of his own party reject him?
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The spirit of entrepreneurship is boosting business creation, but not all of the signs are good.
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The well-to-do are walking away from multi-million-dollar homes in Beverly Hills, and they're smiling as they go.
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Can our ports co-exist with environmental justice for harbor-area residents?
Economy:
The law is "going to separate out the green washers."
Economy:
Five of Southern California's metropolitan areas received the lowest ranking possible a recent Urban Institute survey.
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