In a white-steepled church along a stretch in picturesque canyon country, the preacher laid out the basic blueprint of a godly marriage: Husbands lead, wives submit.
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California’s immigrants are more assimilated, with greater proportions reporting last year that they became
U.S. citizens and the majority of Spanish speakers now saying they speak English very well, a sharp rise from 2000, according to
U.S. census data released today.
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Iran’s leading feminist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate said Saturday that a military confrontation between the United States and Iran over nuclear issues would strike a disastrous blow to her nation’s struggling human rights movement by strengthening the hard-line Islamic regime.
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Salvador Gomez Gochez was 25 when he first came to Los Angeles with $3 in his pocket and painful memories of his Salvadoran homeland torn apart by repression and war.
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Responding to protests, the Ladies Professional Golf Assn.
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Hundreds of Southern California workers rallied Monday at a Labor Day gathering, with union leaders hailing improved working conditions for some but highlighting steep challenges facing others.
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Maliwan Clinton recalls her first taste of America with a shudder.
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On a recent afternoon, Los Angeles urban planners Chancee Martorell and Alex Holsheimer looked at a nondescript intersection and envisioned the makings of a signature plaza that would bring a physical focal point to the sprawling six-block area along Hollywood Boulevard known as Thai Town.
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Hate crimes in Los Angeles rose to their highest level in five years last year, led by attacks between Latinos and blacks, county officials reported today.
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