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Jul 21

Authorities say 1 killed in LA market standoff

By Michael Balsamo, Christopher Weber, Associated Press

About three hours after he took hostages in a Trader Joe's, located in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles, the suspect surrendered.

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Jul 16

Why 96 million plastic ‘shade balls’ dumped into the LA Reservoir may not save water

By Amanda Grennell

In 2015, officials poured 96 million "shade balls" into the Los Angeles Reservoir to improve water quality and save water. The video went viral, but those shade balls may have used more water than they saved, MIT scientists reported Monday.

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Jul 05

Surge in illegal California pot shops undercuts legal market

By Michael Balsamo, Associated Press

Legal pot shops are losing customers who can get products more cheaply at illegal outlets that don't charge or pay taxes.

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Apr 27

School shootings don’t need to be deadly to traumatize students and teachers

By Evie Blad, Education Week

It happened so quickly that this teacher wasn’t sure what she was feeling when a piece of shrapnel struck her in the forehead.

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Apr 13

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David Hockney thinks you should take a longer look at life

By Jeffrey Brown

It's a kind of album of family and friends, but the pictures are large paintings at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. For a new exhibit called "82 Portraits and One Still Life," renowned artist David Hockney tried to…

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Feb 12

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LA mayor: Infrastructure fuels prosperity, and federal government needs to do its part

By PBS News Hour

President Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure blueprint relies on states and local governments, as well as private sector investment, to provide much of the needed funding. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says that his city is doing its part already, and…

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Dec 08

California struggles to breathe after year of climate-fueled wildfires

By John Upton, Climate Central, Barbara Feder Ostrov, Kaiser Health News

From Puget Sound to Disneyland and east over the Rockies, Americans have coughed and wheezed, rushed to emergency rooms and shut themselves indoors this year as pollution from wildfires darkened skies and rained soot across the landscape.

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Dec 07

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Wind-driven fires force California evacuations, turn homes to ash

By PBS News Hour

Wildfires are burning out of control along the Southern California coast. Out of four fires on Thursday, the biggest and most destructive blazed its way down to the beach in Ventura County, closing parts of a major freeway. At least…

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Dec 06

Extreme winds are fueling uncontrollable fires in Southern California. Here’s what we know

By Rashmi Shivni

Massive wildfires that burned across Southern California on Wednesday have destroyed hundreds of homes, closed schools and set off mass evacuations.

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Oct 29

Confusion coming with California’s legal marijuana

By Michael R. Blood, Associated Press

Los Angeles and San Francisco are among many cities still struggling to fashion local rules for pot shops and growers.

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