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  1. On the way to Lake Tahoe this Thanksgiving, reader Red Lanzuela photographed Mono Lake in the Eastern Sierra, bracketing three exposures to create this image. http://lat.ms/Z40EPb

    Every day, we're featuring photos of Southern California submitted by readers. Share your photos on our Flickr page or reader submission gallery.
    Photo: On the way to Lake Tahoe this Thanksgiving, reader Red Lanzuela photographed Mono Lake in the Eastern Sierra, bracketing three exposures to create this image. http://lat.ms/Z40EPb

Every day, we're featuring photos of Southern California submitted by readers. Share your photos on our Flickr page or reader submission gallery.
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  3. City Beat: They texted. They met for a meal at a mall. They fell in love — and somehow 71/2 years slid by.

    On Wednesday, 12/12/12, Peter Chen and Winnie Liu wed at the bustling county clerk's office in Norwalk, where couple after couple came in to get hitched on the last date this century featuring the same number for the day, the month and the year.
  4. At the UCLA Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden in Westwood on Sunday, reader Brent Goldman photographed an ant exploring a California wild rose. He used a Nikon D7000 with a Tamron 90mm macro lens and Kenko extension tubes. http://lat.ms/RpVyd3
    Photo: At the UCLA Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden in Westwood on Sunday, reader Brent Goldman photographed an ant exploring a California wild rose. He used a Nikon D7000 with a Tamron 90mm macro lens and Kenko extension tubes. http://lat.ms/RpVyd3
  5. With ridership and revenue on Orange County's toll roads falling short of projections, the state of California has launched a formal inquiry into their economic viability.
  6. Cindi Kaufman photographed these Santa Clauses during Los Angeles SantaCon 2012 in downtown Culver City on Sunday. The event is an all-day, multi-venue celebration where participants dress up as Santa Claus. http://lat.ms/STU3SB
    Photo: Cindi Kaufman photographed these Santa Clauses during Los Angeles SantaCon 2012 in downtown Culver City on Sunday. The event is an all-day, multi-venue celebration where participants dress up as Santa Claus. http://lat.ms/STU3SB
  7. Melissa Marr, once living on the streets and hooked on methamphetamine, has come a long way in a short time. She credits a running program for her progress.

    "I just remember feeling so good after I ran," she said. Even the soreness in her legs seemed, somehow, like an accomplishment.
  8. Chief Brian Cummings was summoned to the City Council to explain the department's failure to produce a plan to improve service and cut response times. Instead, he says cost cuts increased response times.
  9. Approval of a $125-million streetcar project is hailed as the way to finally make cars optional in the city center — but skeptics say the money would be better spent elsewhere.

    Can downtown L.A. become a truly car optional neighborhood?
  10. Celebrities? Historical figures? Neighborhoods? As L.A. Unified replaces temporary generic campus names with permanent monikers, the process has become political, controversial or just plain wacky.
  11. Sandy Banks: An L.A. County task force is turning an insight into policy -- that many young prostitutes are being sexually exploited, and not simply guilty of making bad choices.
  12. The owner of a downtown L.A. loft had walked away, expecting a foreclosure that never came. The other man says a real estate agent let him move in and told him where to mail rent. A battle for the loft begins.
  13. An increasing number of young people neither attend school nor work, a study finds. A new partnership between the city of Los Angeles and L.A. Unified, which expects to reach 10,000 young people in a year, aims to halt that 'unacceptable' trend.
  14. Foes of gay marriage hope the U.S. Supreme Court will block legalization, while backers are divided on the best route to same-sex unions.

    Is it time for the U.S. Supreme Court to take on the gay marriage debate?
  15. The stats tell it all: L.A. motorists can't drive in the rain.

    Many drivers didn't disprove the stereotype as they battled rain-slicked roadways during Thursday's storm; the California Highway Patrol reported more than five times as many accidents in an eight-hour period than on a non-rainy day.
  16. The stores that were once crowded with immigrant shoppers struggle to stay in business. The family that owns the 88-year-old complex has plans to try to attract young, hip residents.
  17. Should women in the military be allowed to serve in combat?

    The plaintiffs in a suit seeking to overturn the ban say current rules limit their potential for promotions. 'The modern battlefield means there are no front lines or safe areas,' says one. Here's the full story: http://lat.ms/UcuQB4
  18. Of the 174 juveniles arrested on prostitution-related charges in Los Angeles County in 2010, 59% were in the foster care system, according to Probation Department statistics. The Board of Supervisors launched a multiagency task force to address the issue.
  19. For every new like our main Los Angeles Times page receives during the holiday season, $1 will be donated to the Los Angeles Times Family Fund Holiday campaign to support literacy.
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  20. Eager for jobs and tax money, Mojave Desert counties welcomed big solar projects. But they may have been too optimistic. And expanding emergency services and infrastructure isn't cheap.

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