Beige Luciano-Adams
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Beige Luciano-Adams is an investigative reporter covering Los Angeles and statewide issues in California. She has covered politics, arts, culture, and social issues for a variety of outlets, including LA Weekly and MediaNews Group publications. Reach her at [email protected] and follow her on X: https://twitter.com/LucianoBeige
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Inside the Backyard Housing Boom in California
One in four new construction permits in California are for accessory dwelling units in backyards.
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How Oil Production Might Help California Meet Its Environmental Goals: Study
A new study suggests that natural oil seeps might be driving California’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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Behind US Exit From WHO, a Battle Over Direction of Global Public Health
One approach prioritizes pandemic response and vaccines, while the other focuses on health promotion, such as nutrition, sanitation, and economic development.
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US–UK Trade Deal Highlights Gap in Agricultural Practices
Will it drive down UK standards or open a door for higher-quality U.S. products?
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Hollywood Unions Cautiously Welcome Trump’s Movie Tariff Proposal
‘Foreign governments have successfully lured [away] film and television productions and the multitude of jobs they create,’ the largest union said.
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End of Ranching in Iconic California Community Signals Bigger War on Land Use in West
The questions Point Reyes raises will determine more than the fate of the National Seashore.
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Congress Investigates Deal to Oust Historic Ranching Community at California National Park
A buyout that settled decades of land use conflicts in Point Reyes has come under scrutiny over lack of transparency and environmental impacts.
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Tariffs Could Be a Win for California’s Battered Wine Industry
‘A lot of people don’t want to speak out on this because it’s become such a politicized issue,’ a winemaker said.
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Proponents Named in Los Angeles Mayor Recall Filings Include Residents of Fire-Impacted, Crime-Ridden Neighborhoods
The mayor’s reelection campaign calls the recall effort a ‘MAGA distraction.’
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Massive Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Raises Questions About California’s Energy Future
A toxic plume, collateral damage, and a lack of scrutiny.
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Inside the Backyard Housing Boom in California
One in four new construction permits in California are for accessory dwelling units in backyards.
|
How Oil Production Might Help California Meet Its Environmental Goals: Study
A new study suggests that natural oil seeps might be driving California’s greenhouse gas emissions.
|
Behind US Exit From WHO, a Battle Over Direction of Global Public Health
One approach prioritizes pandemic response and vaccines, while the other focuses on health promotion, such as nutrition, sanitation, and economic development.
|
US–UK Trade Deal Highlights Gap in Agricultural Practices
Will it drive down UK standards or open a door for higher-quality U.S. products?
|
Hollywood Unions Cautiously Welcome Trump’s Movie Tariff Proposal
‘Foreign governments have successfully lured [away] film and television productions and the multitude of jobs they create,’ the largest union said.
|
End of Ranching in Iconic California Community Signals Bigger War on Land Use in West
The questions Point Reyes raises will determine more than the fate of the National Seashore.
|
Congress Investigates Deal to Oust Historic Ranching Community at California National Park
A buyout that settled decades of land use conflicts in Point Reyes has come under scrutiny over lack of transparency and environmental impacts.
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Tariffs Could Be a Win for California’s Battered Wine Industry
‘A lot of people don’t want to speak out on this because it’s become such a politicized issue,’ a winemaker said.
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Proponents Named in Los Angeles Mayor Recall Filings Include Residents of Fire-Impacted, Crime-Ridden Neighborhoods
The mayor’s reelection campaign calls the recall effort a ‘MAGA distraction.’
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Massive Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Raises Questions About California’s Energy Future
A toxic plume, collateral damage, and a lack of scrutiny.
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