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L.A. changed architect Frank Gehry. He changed it right back.

Frank Gehry has died at age 96. Over a 70-year career, he became one of the world's most celebrated architects, and cemented the reputation of Los Angeles.
Frances Anderton
Frances Anderton
NewsLos AngelesCulture
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Following the World Cup draw, L.A. gets busy preparing

City planners are confident they'll have the logistics worked out before the event opens.

NewsLos AngelesSports
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Why aren't there more condos for sale? Blame state law

One reason developers shy away from building multi-family housing for sale - instead of just apartments for rent - is a California law meant to protect buyers.
Frances Anderton
Frances Anderton
NewsLos AngelesHousing & Development
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Third St Promenade Wants You to Stroll Its Streets Once More

The iconic outdoor mall has seen a drop in attendance and a rise in vacancies in recent years.
NewsLos AngelesBusiness & Economy
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LA DWP is leaving coal behind

This week marks a transition in L.A.'s march toward a renewable energy future: the end of burning coal to power the city.
Brandon R. Reynolds
Brandon R. Reynolds
NewsLos AngelesEnvironment

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