Julia Meltzer

Clockshop

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Long-time filmmaker and visual artist, she’s Director of Clockshop, a production studio based in Frogtown (Elysian Valley), a neighborhood northeast of downtown; former instructor in Film/Video and Studio Art at UC Irvine and the California Institute of the Arts

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Dalya Zeno and her mother left their home in Syria in 2012, making a new life for themselves in Glendale.

From Aleppo to Los Angeles, teen transitions to a new life

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The Army Corps of Engineers has authority over the LA River, and it says cleaning up just 11 miles of the 52-mile long channel will cost a billion dollars.

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Could the Creative Class Be Priced Out of LA?

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