The city reacts to the carnage in Nice, France, how to stay safe in large crowds, coping through an endless cycle of bad news.
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• 18:51
We'll speak with people who have personal ties to Nice: An Angeleno who now resides in Nice and a Frenchman now resides in Los Angeles
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• 9:01
The truck attack in Nice, France that left scores dead highlights the challenges that come with protecting the nation's many soft targets.
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• 8:59
You may not know it, but you are racist, sexist and other kinds of -ist. But living in Los Angeles helps counteract that.
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• 10:10
New recruits must go through several two-week-long courses that address this issue on many different levels.
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• 8:08
A look at how Santa Monica rebuilt infrastructure at their promenade following the 2003 tragedy that left 10 dead and 63 wounded.
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• 9:25
The presumptive nominees, delegates, party leaders and reporters will be at the conventions. Along with them will be two millennials to "crash" the parties.
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• 8:45
Imagine a world where you weren't allowed to feel anything. No happiness. No sadness. No love. That's exactly what life is like in the new futuristic film 'Equals.'
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• 5:04
LA's first public art biennial known as Current, is launching this summer and wants Angelenos to change the way they think about water.
The converted Cadillac hearse is loaded with jury-rigged gear and a warning that parts may fall off