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How many potential industrial disasters are hiding in LA?
After toxic meltdowns in Boyle Heights and Garden Grove, the LA region reckons with its industrial past and present.
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Hope is a strong drug for recent film school grads
KCRW spoke to the next generation of filmmakers about balancing the anxiety of rent with the stubborn hope that their big moment is around the corner.
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Are you punk? Celebrating 50 years of rebels and outsiders
Los Angeles played a role in the evolution of punk music. The Skirball Center's exhibit takes you back.
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Pasadena plan to remove dozens of trees sparks fury
The Pasadena Unified School District says elevated levels of arsenic, lead, and other toxins in the soil after the Eaton Fire mean many school campus plants, including 193 trees, have to go.
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The Most L.A. World Cup Game Ever
When Mexico meets South Korea in the World Cup, Los Angeles wins.
