Richie Duchon
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See the letter from U.S. Senator Charles Grassley targeting HACLA and the agency's 2009 tax return.
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See how the salary of HACLA's executive director matches up against other housing authority chiefs.
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One family. Two countries. How the Morales family has been torn apart by federal immigration policy.
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Many would say U.S. immigration policy is full of shortcomings, if not completely broken. So what do we do about it?
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The city says a new NFL stadium in L.A. won't cost taxpayers a dime. Steve Lopez has a few questions before the deal's done.
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Humorist Brian Unger has some real estate investment ideas for AEG and Farmers Insurance Group.
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The cost of the city's DROP pension program for police and firefighters has ballooned since it's creation in 2001.
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Good point Henry. I think the Berlin Currywurst owners see themselves as the "first" quick and on the go — like you would find on a street corner in Germany — currywurst spot in L.A....
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Put away your buns, beer and mustard. This not the German beer hall sausage you were expecting.
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@KevinLA Interesting question. Like music, it seems the stories of foods across cultures often tell deeper, longer stories of diaspora and survival under oppression. Jewish Matzoh and southern, African American soul foods come to mind. Thanks for reading....
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Native American frybread is at the center of a new play world premiering at the Autry National Center about a family's generational and cultural divides.
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AFTER MUBARAK: Egyptians have ousted their president in a peaceful coup after 18 days of demonstrations.
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The documents that show how hard city officials lobbied to get signs into city parks, with notes from the producer.
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L.A. City Council spends the most of any large city on itself, about $1.7 million per council seat.
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Catch a glimpse of Gov. Jerry Brown then and now in archival videos.
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SLIDESHOW: A guide to some of the electric cars coming to market this year and next.
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Republican Representative Michele Bachmann delivers the Tea Party response to the State of the Union.
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The president's address, the Republican response, and our panel discussion. Watch the video. Read the full address.
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In his familiar, computerized voice, Prof. Stephen Hawking gave a rare talk about his own life and influences at Caltech.
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After more than one month of preparing the state for harsh budget cuts, Gov. Jerry Brown announced the details of his proposed budget Monday morning. In an tough, unapologetic voice, the governor announced $12.5 billion in spending cuts and $12 billion in revenue through tax extensions that would go before voters in a special election.
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See one Marine's video diary of the day-to-day work troops need to do to keep combat-ready in Afghanistan.
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SoCal has won a prestigious award for investigative reporting to hold elected officials accountable.
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A state commission is set to vote on a plan to nearly double the size of underwater parks where commercial and sport fishing will be off limits.
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Three students who faced tough odds during their time at Locke High have moved on. How they fare a year and a half later.
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- Knocking Heads
- Lights, Camera, Jobs
- Nuthin' But Net
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Concussions among high school girl basketball players are up. The long-term effects of multiple knocks don't look good.
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The unlikely school teaching unlikely candidates for high-end jobs in film production.
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Fred Newman is not a pro. He just shoots like one. Meet the guy who sank the most consecutive free throws while blindfolded.
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- Drones Rising
- Vets for Hire
- Villatoro: Vets' Moms
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The use of drones, big and small, is booming across the world. SoCal companies are hoping that trend continues at home.
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Good point Henry. I think the Berlin Currywurst owners see themselves as the "first" quick and on the go — like you would find on a street corner in Germany — currywurst spot in L.A....
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@KevinLA Interesting question. Like music, it seems the stories of foods across cultures often tell deeper, longer stories of diaspora and survival under oppression. Jewish Matzoh and southern, African American soul foods come to mind. Thanks for reading....
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See the letter from U.S. Senator Charles Grassley targeting HACLA and the agency's 2009 tax return.
-
See how the salary of HACLA's executive director matches up against other housing authority chiefs.
-
One family. Two countries. How the Morales family has been torn apart by federal immigration policy.
-
Many would say U.S. immigration policy is full of shortcomings, if not completely broken. So what do we do about it?
-
The city says a new NFL stadium in L.A. won't cost taxpayers a dime. Steve Lopez has a few questions before the deal's done.
-
Humorist Brian Unger has some real estate investment ideas for AEG and Farmers Insurance Group.
-
The cost of the city's DROP pension program for police and firefighters has ballooned since it's creation in 2001.
-
Put away your buns, beer and mustard. This not the German beer hall sausage you were expecting.
-
Native American frybread is at the center of a new play world premiering at the Autry National Center about a family's generational and cultural divides.
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AFTER MUBARAK: Egyptians have ousted their president in a peaceful coup after 18 days of demonstrations.
