An explainer on who's behind the Traditionalist Worker Party, the fate of LA's oldest Japanese newspaper Rafu Shimpo, and ther work of LA architect Barbara Bestor
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Their founder is a college-educated man who is "the young face of hate in America today."
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Do Brexit and Trump's "America First" sentiments indicate a greater wave of shunning all outsiders and focussing on the issues of the home country?
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The paper, founded in 1903, is in danger of shutting down by the end of the year, say publishers who blame declining subscribers and mounting costs.
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Every week we get the latest news coming out of Hollywood, its our weekly segment, "On the Lot," with Rebecca Keegan of the Los Angeles Times.
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Several Kern County residents have been evacuated to shelters nearby. On such person is Robert Larsen; he left his trailer on Thursday along with his dogs.
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Investigative journalist, Shane Bauer spent four months undercover as a guard in a prison run by the Corrections Corporation of America. He wrote about his experience and the changes taking place in the private prison sector for Mother Jones.
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• 7:54
Jamba Juice habitué of Old Town Pasadena rejoice; your nectar nook has returned, and it’s likely the most aesthetically pleasing juice joint for miles around.
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Filmmaker George Lucas wants to open his own museum, but seems the force is not in Chicago.