Station Fires Last Two Average-Looking Reporters
[powerpress] TV Station WWWW-TV here in Los Angeles has met the demand for super good-looking journalists by finally weeding out
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Big Changes at the Comedy Store in LA
Long time Talent Coordinator Tommy Morris is moving on.
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The Tallest Bicycle In the World!
At a Ciclavia event, the streets of Los Angeles are blocked of for one day of bicycle only access. The
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7 or So Things You Should Know About the San Francisco Giants
Established in 1883 as the NY Giants, they moved west in 1958 to San Francisco. To fit in with their new town, they considered changing the name to San Francisco Giant Tech Nerds.
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New Pallet-Riding Commuter Option in Los Angeles
[powerpress] The City of Los Angeles recently approved the adoption of pallet-riding on commuter rail lines. A recent successful test
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Long Way From Columbus
It was just after the riots after the Rodney King Verdict. The city created a new organization dedicated to helping
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Windy City Blow Back
No sooner had the Los Angeles Kings won the Stanley Cup and enjoyed a(nother) fun, crowded victory parade downtown that
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We Are All Kings! Great!
I just got back from the celebration in the streets after the Los Angeles Kings won the 2014 Stanley Cup.
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Kings Beat Rangers in Game 2 in 2nd Overtime and I’m Exhausted
This is another wild series for the Kings. I think they like to let the other team get ahead. They
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Crazy People In LA: My-Cousin-is-Jon-Hamm-Gal
Some people in LA say they are related to someone famous. “My cousin is Jon Hamm,” a girl I met
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10 Signs Your Commute in Los Angeles is Too Long
10 Signs Your Commute in Los Angeles is Too Long
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Quiet on The Train
I’m standing on the train next to a couple of bikes. One guy has 5 different heavy-duty locks and chains
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The Rise of The LA Traffic Monsters
It started with “Carmageddon,” the closing of the I-405 freeway on July 15, 2011 to renovate the Sepelveda Pass exits. It was followed by “Carmageddon II,” the weekend of Sep. 29 and 30, 2012, when road crews attacked the Mulholland Drive Bridge to demolish and replace it.
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10 Comedians On The Rise in LA
LA Weekly names 10 comedians and comedy acts to watch.
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