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11/1/2012

Fear Factor

New attitudes, same scary sunglasses. The LAPD seems a force to be trusted. Then comes another round of misconduct

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10/1/2012

Dark Shadows

Each fall football lightens the city’s mood; this season pens with a heavier heart

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9/1/2012

Slippery Slope

A rock guitarist’s grand vision for a Malibu mountaintop has coastal watchdogs on edge

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8/1/2012

Summer Fling

Exotic locales might beckon. But the charms of an L.A. August prove that there’s no place like home

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7/1/2012

Venus Rising

Oodles of sex. Lots of envy. A touch of whining. HBO’s Girls sounded superficial. It wasn’t

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5/1/2012

Buzz Kill

The road to the hot new silicon beach is paved with good intentions—and way too many drivers

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3/1/2012

Movies A-Go-Go

A film was once a shared L.A. experience. Now we just want to be left alone

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2/1/2012

Postscript: Call of the Wild

Open City columnist Anne Taylor Fleming on learning about coyotes and the local wildlife experts who help make Los Angeles a safe place for us and them

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2/1/2012

Call of The Wild

Coyotes are neither friend nor foe. They’re cohabitants, pure and simple

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1/1/2012

Light Years

Sometimes the person you dread letting in can bring unexpected joy

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Open City

New attitudes, same scary sunglasses. The LAPD seems a force to be trusted. Then comes another round of misconduct

Each fall football lightens the city’s mood; this season pens with a heavier heart

A rock guitarist’s grand vision for a Malibu mountaintop has coastal watchdogs on edge

Exotic locales might beckon. But the charms of an L.A. August prove that there’s no place like home

Oodles of sex. Lots of envy. A touch of whining. HBO’s Girls sounded superficial. It wasn’t

The road to the hot new silicon beach is paved with good intentions—and way too many drivers

A film was once a shared L.A. experience. Now we just want to be left alone

Open City columnist Anne Taylor Fleming on learning about coyotes and the local wildlife experts who help make Los Angeles a safe place for us and them

Coyotes are neither friend nor foe. They’re cohabitants, pure and simple

Sometimes the person you dread letting in can bring unexpected joy

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