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A woman in a neon construction vest smiles in front of the Bowtie Wetland Demonstration site. You can see the winding waterway starting to form behind her.A woman in a neon construction vest smiles in front of the Bowtie Wetland Demonstration site. You can see the winding waterway starting to form behind her.
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New wetland brings life to L.A.’s industrial river corridor

The Bowtie Wetland Demonstration site is one of many planned projects to renaturalize and open up the Taylor Yard industrial area around the LA River.
Alexandra Applegate
Alexandra Applegate
NewsLos AngelesClimate change
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Women’s college hockey hooks players in L.A.

As Olympic and professional women's ice hockey creates more visibility, women's college hockey is growing in Southern California.
Susan Valot
Susan Valot
NewsLos AngelesCulture
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When 1 million marched for immigrant rights in Downtown L.A.

In the spring of 2006, a historic number of Angelenos took to the streets to stop a harsh anti-immigration bill. It worked. But where's that momentum now?
Megan Jamerson
Megan Jamerson
ImmigrationLos AngelesNews
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Opera, philosophy, and open desert at Bombay Beach Biennale

Over the last 10 years Bombay Beach has undergone a big transformation from abandoned resort town to thriving artist refuge.
David Weinberg
David Weinberg
NewsLos AngelesCulture
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Driver's license when you're 16? These teens say, I'll pass.

In the 1980s, almost half of 16-year-olds got their driver's licenses right away. By 2021, that number dropped to 15 percent.
Alex Cohen
Alex Cohen
NewsLos AngelesTransportation

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