An investigation continues into the students who went missing in Iguala, Mexico, Danielle Guenther's 'Best Case Scenario' photo series captures parental chaos.
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According to the complaint, Wells Fargo encouraged employees to engage 'in unfair, unlawful and fraudulent conduct' through high-pressure sales.
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A new investigation into 43 students that went missing in Mexico draws attention to the blurred lines among police, local politicians and drug gangs.
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Family portraits are usually perfectly posed, but photographer and mom Danielle Guenther has a different take on on the modern day family photo.
NYT writers Alex Williams says L.A. has always been the same: it's that New Yorkers are looking for ways out of NYC and see L.A. as a more affordable – and still culturally interesting – alternative.
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Mark Twain scholars have uncovered and authenticated a trove of Twain's columns dating back to 1865 that give a glimpse into his life as a 29-year-old writer, filing 2,000 word letters six days a week for a Nevada newspaper.
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It's time for Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment. Oliver Wang and Morgan Rhodes join A Martinez in the studio to talk about the latest releases.
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The city of Tustin, located in Orange County, is ramping up efforts to meet state water conservation goals with a public water workshop.
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Host Alex Cohen speaks to Jeff Page aka General Jeff, a Skid Row resident and community activist, about the unique issues of the community and the steps toward establishment of an independent neighborhood council.
The state needs to build more homes to address the high cost of housing – more homes means lower prices. But few people like the way to get there: density.
USC's Richard Green says there's a housing crisis because of a perfect storm of falling wages, desirability and an ethos of NIMBYism that prevents new construction.
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It's the fashion world's Super Bowl, and the outfits on display ranged from the barely-there to the 'what were they thinking.'