Dickinson Calls Cosby A 'Monster' And 'Pig' In Latest Rape Allegations

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Christian Brown
Web Producer

Janice Dickinson lashes out against Bill Cosby again as the comedy legend steps down from the board of trustees at Temple University.

Angry Protesters Take To The Streets After Ferguson Grand Jury Decision

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Christian Brown
Web Producer

Despite President Barack Obama's calls for calm and restraint, protesters took to the streets in mass numbers across the country after a grand jury decided not to indict a white officer in the death of black teenager Michael Brown.

President Obama Urges Calm After Ferguson Grand Jury Decision

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Christian Brown
Web Producer

"We are a nation built on the rule of law, so we need to accept that this decision was the grand jury's to make," said President Obama on Monday.

Ferguson Grand Jury Does Not Indict Michael Brown's Shooter

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Looting and violence flare in parts of Ferguson.

Pope Francis To Visit Philadelphia Next September

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Christian Brown
Web Producer

Philly is in a tizzy this week since Pope Francis announced on Monday that he will visit the historic U.S. city in September 2015.

Wheelchair Basketball Program Inspires Kids With Disabilities To Score

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Christian Brown
Staff Reporter

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The Rancho Renegades prep for their own road trip to play wheelchair basketball.

Man Says He's Gay No More In Viral Video From Church Service

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Christian Brown
Web Producer

A man's announcement over the weekend that he was "delivered" from homosexuality is going viral.

Beverly Hills City Manager Jeff Kolin Will Retire In February

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Christian Brown
Web Producer

The city manager of one of Los Angeles County's richest communities announced today that he will retire his post in February 2015.

To Advocate Or Not: The Answer Is Unclear For LGBT Journalists

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Christian Brown
Contributor

Gay rights activists protest in Fort Worth, Texas over marriage equality. (Stephen Masker/Creative Commons)

As marriage equality gradually becomes the law of the land, LGBT journalists disagree over their role as advocates for gay rights.

Long Beach Airport Shuts Down After JetBlue Emergency Landing

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Christian Brown
Contributor

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A JetBlue flight that caught fire shortly after takeoff was forced to land in Long Beach.

African-American Workers In District 10 Clash Over Minimum Wage Increase

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Christian Brown
Contributor

There are a lot of mixed reactions about the minimum wage increase in L.A.

Will A Mass Grave In L.A. Be Your Final Resting Place?

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Christian Brown
Staff Reporter

Every year in December, roughly 1,600 people's ashes get buried in a mass grave in Boyle Heights. (Rebecca Gibian/Neon Tommy)

Thousands of poor and unidentified persons are buried in Boyle Heights each year.

President Obama Chastises 'Corporate Deserters' During L.A. College Visit

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Christian Brown
Contributor

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President Obama calls on Congress to eliminate overseas tax loopholes.

Beverly Hills Battles Metro Over Purple Line Extension

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Christian Brown
Contributor

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Beverly Hills spent nearly $1 million in school funds last fiscal year to oppose underground Metro extension.

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Dickinson Calls Cosby A 'Monster' And 'Pig' In Latest Rape Allegations

Angry Protesters Take To The Streets After Ferguson Grand Jury Decision

President Obama Urges Calm After Ferguson Grand Jury Decision

Ferguson Grand Jury Does Not Indict Michael Brown's Shooter

Pope Francis To Visit Philadelphia Next September

Wheelchair Basketball Program Inspires Kids With Disabilities To Score

Man Says He's Gay No More In Viral Video From Church Service

Beverly Hills City Manager Jeff Kolin Will Retire In February

To Advocate Or Not: The Answer Is Unclear For LGBT Journalists

Long Beach Airport Shuts Down After JetBlue Emergency Landing

African-American Workers In District 10 Clash Over Minimum Wage Increase

Will A Mass Grave In L.A. Be Your Final Resting Place?

President Obama Chastises 'Corporate Deserters' During L.A. College Visit

Beverly Hills Battles Metro Over Purple Line Extension

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