The Dangerous Substance Teens Are Turning To

March 22, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Rave Drug Becomes Mainstream And Teens Are Jumping On Board LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of law enforcement officers are raiding Southern California auto parts shops and other businesses suspected of illegally selling nitrous oxide for use as a recreational drug, in one of the largest such raids to date. Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Rod Armalin says nearly 300 law enforcements officers served 17 simultaneous search warrants Friday. Continue reading... WARP SPEED AGING A 'One-Two Punch To The Gut' For Renters WEEKEND GUIDE: Get Ready For Drunken Desserts PHOTOS: The Best War Photography In The World WATCH: First Ever 'Breathing Lung' Transplant WATCH & MELT: Blind Dog Has A Loyal Seeing-Eye Dog WATCH: First Ever 'Breathing Lung' Transplant The Dangerous Substance Teens Are Turning To WATCH & MELT: Blind Dog Has A Loyal Seeing-Eye Dog 'All Hell Has Broken Loose In The Jury Deliberation Room' USC Spring Break Tragedy ANTONIO VILLARAIGOSA From Smog to Sustainability Los Angeles will be the first big city in America to kick the coal habit. We are eliminating our dependence on dirty coal plants to power our city. Continue reading... ANN BRENOFF How I Spy On My Kids Online I've seen kids spend all day gaming, texting, posting photos of their shoes to Instagram and then commenting online how cool they are -- all the while sitting three feet from each other. At some level, it's harmless fun -- just the new toy that this generation plays with. Except for when it's not. Continue reading... MICHAEL BRUNE A Big One for LA We are going to get the United States off dirty fuels and onto clean energy. Of course, it won't happen overnight nor everywhere at once. Our success will come from winning hundreds, if not thousands, of victories -- big and small. This is about one of the big ones. Continue reading... LYDIA DOBYNS Pathways to Employment: Graduating Students Ready for College and Career It was 10 years in the making, but when the Applied Technology Center opened its doors in 2011 to high school freshmen, it had been entirely funded through a local bond because the community saw the value of the school and supported it. Continue reading... RICK SCHWARTZ Be Cool I studied box scores as kid and wanted to play short for the Mets. My career path went a different way, but I quickly learned what it meant to be a closeted sports fan; Hollywood is one of the few industries where it's cooler to be gay than into hockey. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003