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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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Andy Hasroun: From Syria, He Got A Visa, His Brothers Did Not
Walking out of the airport was like a dream for the future Atwater Village business owner.
Teddy Roosevelt's Signature Let Los Angeles Grow
This 1906 federal law allowed a city that was then about 400,000 people to grow to about four million today.
Saskia Wilson-Brown: Rubbing Fenders in Shambolic, Egalitarian L.A.
From Paris, San Francisco, and London to the "shambolic Third-World-ness" of L.A.
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Arrival Story: Barack Obama Special Edition
President Obama spent two years in L.A. as a student at Occidental College in Eagle Rock.
Dr. Strangevote, Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Ballot Initiatives
101 year-old Prop 7 was designed to give power to the people and the opportunity to practice direct democracy through initiatives and referendums.
Robby Whitelaw: South Africa Is So Much Nicer Now
Zimbabwe-born, South Africa-raised former rock'n'roller has been in L.A. for 25 years -- but still doesn't consider it home.
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How the Westside Became So Crowded
The World War II hero most publicly associated with this law's passage is rumored to have, while sitting stuck in traffic, called himself a "numbskull" for doing so.
Mitch O'Farrell: Cruise Ship Performer to City Council Candidate
L.A. has allowed the former cruise ship dancer and world traveler to redefine himself as a local politician.
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The End of the Road: The Idea That Took A Toll On How We Travel
Despite the state spending fifty percent of its funds on road-building, traffic congestion was getting worse.
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Sergio Mielniczenko: 'It Wasn't Like This in São Paulo'
Coming from the chaotic city of São Paulo, Brazil, the laid back Los Angeles of the 70s seemed like a dream for the aspiring musician.
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Why Buildings Turn Their Backs on The L.A. River
Thanks to a a 75 year old law, the mighty Los Angeles River is an exception to the-let's-look-at-our-waterways-rule.
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Heidy Rodriguez: Re-Tracing Her Parents' Journeys
Reversing the journey taken by her parents from Guatemala to Los Angeles, she felt closer to them than every before.
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