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Where We Are:
A traffic artifact of the 1932 Olympic Games still turns heads in Long Beach.
Where We Are:
Los Angeles loves wheels. David Kipen loves books.
Transportation:
There is no shortage of opinion about the $48 billion--and rising--estimates for high-speed rail infrastructure.
Where We Are:
Is Metro cooking its books to cancel bus service in poor and working-class neighborhoods?
LA as Subject:
Long before a helium-filled balloon from Japan touched down in California, balloons, dirigibles, and their many variations took to the skies in service of sport, the military, advertising, and of course show business throughout Southern California.
Where We Are:
It's not just nostalgia that makes brings men and their fifty-year-old cars together.
Transportation:
An agreement securing $86.4 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act between the federal government and the California High-Speed Authority rail has been signed.
Transportation:
The California High-Speed Rail Authority and federal authorities today got on board to sign a clean pact.
Where We Are:
We learned a lot from Carmageddon, but not all of it was the right lesson.
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I Am Los Angeles: Strings of Success
Sasha is content just to be living his life on his own terms, doing something he thoroughly enjoys: building and playing guitars.
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