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'No Soy De Aquí, Ni Soy De Allá' (I'm Not From Here, Or From There)
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Paola Ramos Wants You To Pay Attention To The Latino Vote
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What Anti-Racism Efforts Could Look Like On Cal State Campuses
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In Their Own Words: The Class Of 2020 Reflects On Senior
Once the coronavirus pandemic and the ensuing stay-at-home orders took hold across the country, online
Protesters On What It Was Like To Be One Of The 2,700 People
An ICU Nurse On Treating Coronavirus Patients:
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Emerging markets will be the 'global growth powerhouse over
Emerging markets like Vietnam and Indonesia “are going to be the global growth powerhouse over the
US drivers could see a drop in gas prices amid trade tensions
As the bears take over the oil market, President Trump’s tariff threats on Mexico are expected to
Habit-creation expert explains 'the single biggest mistake
Ever wonder how to create good habits? James Clear wrote a book on how to do just that. And the crucial
Housing looks like a buyer's market for expensive homes
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Women Who Tech founder: Investors ‘are leaving billions
Venture capitalists (VCs) are leaving “billions of dollars on the table behind by not funding women-led
Why Pinterest has a chance to 'break the advertising duopoly of
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Author: 'Pirates were the millennials of the 18th century'
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Venture capitalist: Natural food is the future
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Expert: Retirement is risky if you're 'overinvested in
If you’re near retirement, recent market volatility may be “a reminder not to be over-invested in
Brick-and-mortar retail is 'not dead,' former Whole Foods
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CEO of pioneering U.S. cannabis tech company: We connect
Marijuana software company Akerna KERN (KERN) is off to a very positive start with investors after
Billionaire investor Ken Fisher on the G20: 'It's kind of like the
All eyes will be on President Trump and China’s Xi Jinping as the G20 Summit in Osaka, Japan kicks off
Weed CEO: 'Edibles suffer from 3 major problems'
While the quality of cannabis may have improved significantly over the last decade, marijuana edibles
Trucking app CEO: We're revolutionizing freight with
Two former Amazon (AMZN) employees are trying to transform the $700 billion trucking industry
Why new U.S.-China tariffs 'will have no impact on the real
Even though trade tensions between the U.S. and China have been heating up lately, the
People are turning back to their friends': New shopping app
Instead of looking through fake product recommendations on Amazon (AMZN) and elsewhere,
Why Etsy loves women and women love Etsy
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Millennials are already very worried about social security
As some millennials begin to plan for retirement, social security is the generation’s top worry, according to
Political analyst: Midterms are 'a referendum on
The 2018 midterm elections are “a referendum on President Trump,” USC Professor of Public Policy
Longstanding Chicano artist Jose Ramirez is using his art to start
Longstanding Chicano artist Jose Ramirez is using his art to start a dialogue around social change.
Meet the 2018 CNBC Disruptor 50 companies
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Look inside Cali's largest gun show
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Calif. Student Balancing Motherhood,
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How Much Storm Water Has LA County Collected?
Los Angeles County has collected enough rain water this season to serve the water needs of more than
Estudiantes buscan cambiarle la vida a perra de tres patas
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Downtown Los Angeles Is Getting a New 66-Story Tower
After Breaking Through Barriers, DACA Recipient Sets Sights
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Queen Mary: New Attractions Ahead for the Ocean-Liner
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Long-Term Lane and Ramp Closures Planned for 210 Freeway
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6-Year-Old Brings Gun to School, Parents Told 2 Weeks Later
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Chileans pay tribute to their own 9/11 Facebook Sleuths
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California Bill to Help Save the Vaquitas
With only 30 vaquita porpoises left in the world, a California assembly member has introduced a bill to
Actor John Goodman Receives Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Actor John Goodman received the 2,604th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Friday in honor of a
WATCH: Family and Colleagues Honor Fallen Whittier
A memorial was held on Friday to honor Whittier Officer Keith Boyer who was killed last month by a gang
Victorville to Welcome California's Only Cracker Barrel
Apple roasted chicken and sweet biscuits may soon become favorites in Victorville as Cracker Barrel Old
Dramatic Images Show Oroville Dam Crisis
California’s second-largest reservoir filled with so much water last week that officials at the Oroville Dam, the
WWII Veteran Brothers Die Within 10 Days of Each Other
When WWII Army veteran Felipe Lopez passed away mid-January in Reseda, it wasn't long before his
Monterey Park has become a hub for Chinese tourists
Monterey Park has become a new home base for Chinese tourists visiting Southern California.
Your favorite Chinese restaurant wouldn’t be as authentic
If it weren’t for Action Sales in Monterey Park, snow ice would be hard to find in Southern California.
Chinese immigrants embracing Latin dance at Monterey Park
When you visit Star Dance in Monterey Park, you won’t just learn a little cha-cha. On this dance floor,
Hundreds protest sentencing of Black Lives Matter activist
Hundreds of protesters rallied outside of the Pasadena Courthouse on Tuesday while a Black Lives
Why people are coming from Japan to Torrance to learn
For someone whose livelihood depends on sushi, Andrew Matsuda finds himself on the side of the
San Gabriel Valley graffiti artists explain their controversial
Monterey Park’s website describes graffiti as an “unauthorized inscription” that is “unwanted” and
Academia Made Adjuncts the Newest Members of the Lower
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No-Vacation Nation: Does the U.S. Government Care
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In a World Built for Extroverts, What’s an Introvert to Do?
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Tras el aumento de precios de diciembre, algunos turistas comenzaron a hacer las cuentas sobre cuánto sale comer
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