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Los Angeles, Redlands
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Raoul Ranoa’s Biography

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Raoul Rañoa is senior graphics and data journalist at the Los Angeles Times. His infographics have accompanied everything from Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative stories to features on art museums and music concerts. An avid fan of music, science fiction and nature, he spends his weekends wielding his guitar like a light saber and hiking with his wife.

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Drought, drawdowns and death of the Salton Sea

Drought, drawdowns and death of the Salton Sea

The Salton Sea, California's largest lake at 370 square miles, once supported resorts that drew celebrities s…

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Yazidi persecution spans centuries

Yazidi persecution spans centuries

The Yazidi are an enigmatic group that practice Yazidism, an ancient religion in Kurdistan. One of the most p…

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5,001 killings in 120 seconds; L.A. County homicides since 2007

5,001 killings in 120 seconds; L.A. County homicides since 2007

The number of those slain in Los Angeles County is stark: more than 5,200 killed since The Times began the Ho…

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Shuttling the shuttle

Shuttling the shuttle

How the shuttle will travel city streets from LAX to the California Science Center. Sources: NASA, Sarens, Ca…

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Interactive: Cocaine road map

Interactive: Cocaine road map

Mexican cartels smuggle drugs across the U.S. through a web of independent distribution cells. The cells can …

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How the shuttle's external tank will travel to Los Angeles

How the shuttle's external tank will travel to Los Angeles

How the space shuttle's external tank will travel from New Orleans to Los Angeles where it will be placed on …

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In California, hundreds of buildings face collapse in major earthquake

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By Rosanna Xia Verified, Ron Lin Verified, Raoul Ranoa
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire in eastern Los Angeles County churns out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-through restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings.
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In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake

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By Rosanna Xia Verified, Ron Lin Verified, Raoul Ranoa
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
As California’s fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region’s big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children’s boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
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In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake

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By Rosanna Xia Verified, Ron Lin Verified, Raoul Ranoa
| The Telegraph (Macon) Verified
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children's boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
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