A Glimmer Of Hope For Syrian Refugees and Protestors

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Braden Holly
Assistant News Editor

Syrians get a bit of good news.

Arts And Crafts In Hermosa Beach

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

People Enjoying Fiesta Hermosa

SLIDESHOW: The Fiesta Hermosa is the largest arts and crafts fair in southern California.

Jerry Brown Stays On Message In L.A. While Honoring His Father's Legacy

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

At least one famous individual supports the Gov.'s ballot plan.

L.A. MTA Faces Tough Crowd In Lawndale Over Green Line

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Residents unhappy about route, locations and need for project.

Obama Adresses Clean Energy Workers In Pennsylvania

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Clean energy goals remain far off.

L.A. Department Of Water And Power Oversight On Tap

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Braden Holly
Staff Writer

Photo Courtesy of Creative Commons.

DWP ratepayer advocate still in the works.

Deadly Jerusalem Bomb Raises Fears Of Renewed Violence

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Braden Holly
Staff Writer

One killed, more than 20 injured, reports say.

L.A. Incumbents Take Election Despite Gaffes, Expert Not Surprised

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

No new blood following the March 8 elections...for now.

L.A. City Council 8th District Race Shows No Signs Of Cooling Down

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Braden Holly
Staf Reporter

Parks skips out on candidate forum. Others pounce.

L.A. Mayor Tells Congressional Hearing To Speed Up Transportation Funding

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Local leaders lobby for their plan to speed up transit construction.

Wisconsin Protests Are Setting Stage For A National Battle

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Image via Twitter.

Public sector employees protesting in Wisconsin are setting the stage for a "national battle."

Jerry Brown Echoes CA Budget Message At L.A. Chamber Of Commerce - VIDEO

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Brown wants a "California plan."

Americans Feel Government Doesn't Protect Them From Big Business

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Consumer still want more protection.

Journalists Face Violence In Egypt

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Anderson Cooper, photo courtesy of Creative Commons.

Journalists victims of violence on Egyptian streets.

LAUSD Turns To Solar Energy

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Solar Panels by Andreas Demmelbauer, courtesy of Creative Commons

LAUSD says installing $100 million in solar panels will create 10,000 jobs.

Political Indecision And Fuel Shortage in Afghanistan

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Afghan President Hamid Karzai (courtesy Creative Commons)

Continued political instability and a reported fuel blockade trouble Afghanistan.

WikiLeaks: Experts Explain America's Role In Afghanistan Corruption

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

The U.S. shares in the blame, they say.

California's Budget Crisis Calls For Tough Decisions

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

California State Capitol (Creative Commons)

A new USC/LA Times poll shows Californians want the budget deficit to be dealt with through spending cuts.

Draft Of Sweeping New Federal Budget Deficit Released

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

The White House (Creative Commons)

Proposal calls for sharp cuts in government spending.

Meg Whitman Rallies For Voters at the Orange County Fairground

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Jacob Chung, Braden Holly
Staff Writer

Down in the polls, Whitman hits the OC.

Mud Slinging Attack Ads May Be Driving Voters Away

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Carly Fiorina's "demon sheep" ad is one voters say is nasty. (Creative Commons)

Some voters say this is the nastiest election yet.

Governor Schwarzenegger Tweets With Voters And Fans

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

(Creative Commons)

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger of California hosted a live Q&A on Twitter Thursday, Oct. 21.

President Obama Engages Youth Vote In Town Hall Meeting

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

President targets young voters who helped propel him to victory in 2008 in meeting broadcast on MTV and BET.

Protesters March Through Downtown L.A. On National Day Of Action

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Laura Walsh, Braden Holly
Staff Reporters

SLIDESHOW: The protest included a march and a rally

Pirates Invade Catalina Island

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Two Harbors hosted its annual Buccaneer's Day.

L.A. Seeks $2 Million For Sustainable Projects

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Alleys in South L.A. could become trails if the City of L.A. earns a grant to plan such a project. (Creative Commons)

Grants to improve transit, redevelop South L.A.

Angelenos Celebrate Mexican Independence On Olvera Street

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

(photo by Braden Holly)

SLIDESHOW: How L.A. celebrated the 200th anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain.

Arroyo Seco Flood Channel Gets $1 Million In New Concrete

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Braden Holly
Staff Reporter

Arroyo Seco Flood Channel (Braden Holly)

L.A. county collects $200 million a year to prevent floods similar to those in the 1930s.

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A Glimmer Of Hope For Syrian Refugees and Protestors

Arts And Crafts In Hermosa Beach

Jerry Brown Stays On Message In L.A. While Honoring His Father's Legacy

L.A. MTA Faces Tough Crowd In Lawndale Over Green Line

Obama Adresses Clean Energy Workers In Pennsylvania

L.A. Department Of Water And Power Oversight On Tap

Deadly Jerusalem Bomb Raises Fears Of Renewed Violence

L.A. Incumbents Take Election Despite Gaffes, Expert Not Surprised

L.A. City Council 8th District Race Shows No Signs Of Cooling Down

L.A. Mayor Tells Congressional Hearing To Speed Up Transportation Funding

Wisconsin Protests Are Setting Stage For A National Battle

Jerry Brown Echoes CA Budget Message At L.A. Chamber Of Commerce - VIDEO

Americans Feel Government Doesn't Protect Them From Big Business

Journalists Face Violence In Egypt

LAUSD Turns To Solar Energy

Political Indecision And Fuel Shortage in Afghanistan

WikiLeaks: Experts Explain America's Role In Afghanistan Corruption

California's Budget Crisis Calls For Tough Decisions

Draft Of Sweeping New Federal Budget Deficit Released

Meg Whitman Rallies For Voters at the Orange County Fairground

Mud Slinging Attack Ads May Be Driving Voters Away

Governor Schwarzenegger Tweets With Voters And Fans

President Obama Engages Youth Vote In Town Hall Meeting

Protesters March Through Downtown L.A. On National Day Of Action

Pirates Invade Catalina Island

L.A. Seeks $2 Million For Sustainable Projects

Angelenos Celebrate Mexican Independence On Olvera Street

Arroyo Seco Flood Channel Gets $1 Million In New Concrete

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