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George Abou-Daoud has opened six places along Sunset Boulevard in the past five years. Is there a recession on? "I haven't even thought about it," he says.
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The head of Childrens Hospital Los Angeles welcomes the recently passed health care reform, but questions how a cash-strapped California will pay for it.
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Last year's recovery package didn't stretch far, and this year's budget faces cuts from all sides. A school programmed for diversity may lose the means to get there.
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Patrick Ecclesine captured all walks of life along the iconic Sunset Boulevard in his 2008 photography book. "In a city that doesn't have much cohesiveness, Sunset it the only street that ties it all together," he said.
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With food pantries struggling to meet increased demand, and some closing their doors due to lack of funds, one food pantry in Hollywood keeps handing out groceries to anyone and everyone in need.
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Most everywhere you look, there is tarnish on what we used to think of as The Golden State. But at Gladstone's restaurant, where the boulevard hits the beach, the California dream seems as close as the water.
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George Abou-Daoud has opened six places along Sunset Boulevard in the past five years. Is there a recession on? "I haven't even thought about it," he says.
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The head of Childrens Hospital Los Angeles welcomes the recently passed health care reform, but questions how a cash-strapped California will pay for it.
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Last year's recovery package didn't stretch far, and this year's budget faces cuts from all sides. A school programmed for diversity may lose the means to get there.
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Patrick Ecclesine captured all walks of life along the iconic Sunset Boulevard in his 2008 photography book. "In a city that doesn't have much cohesiveness, Sunset it the only street that ties it all together," he said.
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With food pantries struggling to meet increased demand, and some closing their doors due to lack of funds, one food pantry in Hollywood keeps handing out groceries to anyone and everyone in need.
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Most everywhere you look, there is tarnish on what we used to think of as The Golden State. But at Gladstone's restaurant, where the boulevard hits the beach, the California dream seems as close as the water.
