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Jeremy Rosenberg

Jeremy Rosenberg is a Los Angeles-based writer, editor, and consultant whose work has appeared in various books, magazines, newspapers, and online.

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Meena Nanji: Kenya As Paradise; London As Post-Punk; Los Angeles As Definitely Weird
In England, it was a given that you are miserable, that's just how it is. In L.A., the goal was to be happy and cheerful and nice to people.
When The Eco Zeitgeist Changed
Without the Clean Water Act, the fetid sewers in South Los Angeles and across town would waft the smell of rotten eggs.
Lucia Capacchione: Her Grandparents Helped Build L.A.'s Little Italy
Both sides of her family came from the same town in Italy -- but arrived in America under very different circumstances.
Aura Leticia Martinez: Four-Years-Old In Guatemala, She Said, 'I'm Going to California'
Spanish speakers were hard to come by when she arrived to Los Angeles fifty years ago.
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Does Zoning Matter In Los Angeles? Not So Much, Planner Says
Surprising fact: Los Angeles is the largest manufacturing center in the nation, where almost 25% of jobs in City Los Angeles are in the industrial sectors.
Jose Saca: From Salvador, Robbed by Coyotes, Amnestied by Reagan
We took the bus to Guatemala, where we got assaulted by our coyote. He took almost everything from us.
Ariana Delawari: Somewhere Between Kabul and Los Angeles
Born right after the Soviet invasion of her family's home country, she grew up in two worlds: the '80s and '90s La Cañada and the world of Afghanistan.
Sprawl: What Happens When You Legislate Against Vibrant Streets
The "Least Interesting Policy That Dominates Most Everything" has ruined the character of our streets.
Miles Regis: Multimedia Artist From Trinidad
I said 'Amsterdam is a close second, but I want to live in L.A.'...cut to five years later, I'm still not in L.A. yet.
Power Play: California, Electricity and Climate Change
A California law passed in 2002 mandates that by 2020, 33% of the state's electricity must come from renewable resources.
Cheng Rey Koo: China, Chinatown, and L.A. Is Love
Setting up shop in Chinatown was the logical conclusion after fleeing Communist China.
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Why Automobiles Look The Way They Do
Safety regulations require the design to allow not only the air to flow over the car, but also the people.
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