What it's like to work at the IRS, Shelly Sterling to receive $2.6 million from V. Stiviano, Michael Finkel's memoir, 'True Story.'
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The FDA wants “health” food producers like Kind to change their claims.
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It's Tax Day today. And if you thought filing your taxes was rough, you can be thankful that at least you don't work for the IRS.
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Former Clippers owner, Donald Sterling, showered V. Stiviano in gifts, including a Ferrari, a house and other luxury gifts.
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How did Mayor Eric Garcetti decide to make it a little easier to get around Los Angeles? By making some deals with tech companies.
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The Affordable Care Act made health coverage available to millions of people and yet medical care can still be very expensive. Could new California laws change that?
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After being holed up in the crawl space of a Los Feliz home, mountain Lion P-22 made his way back to the wild on Tuesday.
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A record-breaking number of people came down with the potentially lethal West Nile virus in 2014, and the drought could be to blame.
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Back in 2002, journalist Michael Finkel was at the lowest point in his career. He'd recently been fired by The New York Times Magazine for creating a composite character for a story about modern-day slavery in Africa.
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As Los Angeles becomes increasingly walkable, some Angelenos may not always know how to stay ticket-free when hitting the concrete.