The impacts ahead for Los Angeles following the minimum wage hike, a Culver City dad drought shames his son, the Lakers draft.
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L.A.'s move has never been tried before in a city that size. How the hike plays out could influence policy around the whole nation.
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It's no secret that California is facing a historic drought, so how do you get people to stop wasting water? You launch a water wasters intervention.
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The Lakers got the second top pick in the NBA draft lottery yesterday after a season that ranks as one of the worst in a storied 67-year history.
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Public colleges and universities are increasingly boosting enrollment of out-of-state students, raising some concerns about what it could mean for future students.
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Texas lawmakers want to look into developing a statewide water grid and a water trading market. In California, the drought conditions are much worse, but the conversation about water markets isn't happening.
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A new survey from AT&T finds that some do more than text and drive. They check Facebook, post to Twitter, snap selfies, and call people up on video chat.
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TV critic Alan Sepinwall talks about the legacy of David Letterman