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Budget cuts threaten 300,000 monthly recipients.

Occupy L.A. Protestors Begin To Question, 'What Am I Doing Here?'

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At least a handful of protestors are growing frustrated.

DREAM Act Supporters Wait For Decision

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DREAM Act supporters urge Brown to sign the bill into law.

West Hollywood May Ban Fur Clothing

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West Hollywood could become the first city in the world to pass such a law.

Emus Loose In Egnar: Discussing the Vitality of Small Town Newspapers In America

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Award-winning journalist Judy Muller and newspaper editor Laurie Ezzell Brown talk of journalism publications' possibly bright future.

California Hit Hardest By Poverty

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California's 2010 poverty rate was 1.2 percentage points above the national rate.

Mexican Consulate In Los Angeles To Educate Latinos On Opening Bank Accounts

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The Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles plans to educate Latinos about opening bank accounts.

Naming Squabble Over "Corn Sugar"

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"Corn Sugar" is the new name for "High-Fructose Corn Syrup."

Coalition Forms Behind Education Reform

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Senate President pro Tem Darrell Steinberg is pushing a set of three bills.

Union Employees Protest Hotel Working Conditions In West Hollywood

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Staffers at the Andaz Hyatt hotel in West Hollywood join more than 5,000 hotel workers from national hotel and restaurant employee union UniteHere.

City Council Candidates Vie For Position In South L.A.

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ARN and Intersections profile the lesser-known candidates

New Housing Project To Revive Historic South Los Angeles Neighborhood

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The new housing project will revive a dream by a USC alum for the African American community.

Gay Rights Activists Celebrate Obama's Decision On Marriage Act

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Diane Olson and Robin Tyler's helped legalize same-sex marriage in Califiornia.

One L.A. Teacher's Open Letter On Standardized Testing

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A local teacher expresses his frustrations.

Veterans Talk, Friends And Family Listen

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LISTEN: Veterans and active U.S. military members share their experiences, fears and memories of serving.

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Judge Postpones End To Legal Tussle Between City Attorney And Controller

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LISTEN: A year-long legal battle between the L.A. City Controller and City Attorney's offices is not over yet.

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WIC Fears Budget Cuts Will Take Bite Out Of Food Programs

Occupy L.A. Protestors Begin To Question, 'What Am I Doing Here?'

DREAM Act Supporters Wait For Decision

West Hollywood May Ban Fur Clothing

Emus Loose In Egnar: Discussing the Vitality of Small Town Newspapers In America

California Hit Hardest By Poverty

Mexican Consulate In Los Angeles To Educate Latinos On Opening Bank Accounts

Naming Squabble Over "Corn Sugar"

Coalition Forms Behind Education Reform

Union Employees Protest Hotel Working Conditions In West Hollywood

City Council Candidates Vie For Position In South L.A.

New Housing Project To Revive Historic South Los Angeles Neighborhood

Gay Rights Activists Celebrate Obama's Decision On Marriage Act

One L.A. Teacher's Open Letter On Standardized Testing

Veterans Talk, Friends And Family Listen

Judge Postpones End To Legal Tussle Between City Attorney And Controller

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