Most people can’t imagine having to drive five hours to and from the nearest grocery store—yet that is exactly what Sean and Jessica Hughes have to do twice…
Read more ‘We Escaped Homelessness in L.A. and Built an Off-Grid Dome Home—the Nearest Grocery Store Is 5 Hours Away but We’ve Never Been Happier’In one version of U.S. history, California is a place where slavery was prohibited from the founding, in the 1849 state constitution, and where that ban was reaffirmed…
Read more Contributor: California’s place in enslaved people’s struggle for freedomA U.S. military MQ-9 Reaper drone moves along the runway at Rafael Hernández Airport in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, on Monday, December 29, 2025. The United States has deployed…
Read more ‘An explosion’: Evidence mounts of U.S. strike inside Venezuela amid rising tensionsMEXICO CITY — President Trump’s order of a partial blockade on oil tankers going to and from Venezuela and his claim that Caracas stole “oil, land other assets” from the…
Read more ‘We want it back’: Trump asserts U.S. claims to Venezuelan oil and landPresident Donald Trump suggested Thursday that the United States is preparing to take new action against alleged drug trafficking networks in Venezuela, telling service members during a Thanksgiving…
Read more Trump: US land action against alleged drug-trafficking networks in Venezuela will start ‘very soon’The story continues on a multi-year development for the historic town of Eatonville. Except this time, there’s a new chapter in the history of the town, with a…
Read more ‘I am cautiously optimistic’: Eatonville residents discuss future of historic Hungerford propertyIn 1965, Robert “Rabbit” Jaramillo and his friends were on the cusp of becoming rock ‘n’ roll royalty. Their Eastside quartet, Cannibal and the Headhunters, had a spring…
Read more Cannibal and the Headhunters founder and L.A. Chicano rock pioneer diesThe Turlock Irrigation District has completed a $20 million solar canopy over canals, marking a milestone in generating clean energy and promising water savings in the Central Valley…
Read more Turlock’s solar canal project aims to save water and generate clean energyThe Leesburg Shuffleboard Club has filed a lawsuit against the city of Leesburg for donating the land on which its shuffleboard courts were to a nonprofit to build…
Read more Shuffleboard club files lawsuit against Leesburg for donating landIn the Sierra Nevada, private lands used for logging are more likely to experience high-severity fire that devastates forest ecosystems compared to public lands like National Forests. It’s…
Read more Private land used for logging is more prone to severe fire than public lands. A new study shows whyLos Angeles needs more affordable housing. When presented with the problem in the past, builders and developers were able to turn lima bean fields and orange groves into…
Read more L.A. is under the gun to add housing units. The hard part? Where and how manyMAMMOTH LAKES, Calif. — Emily Markstein, a sinewy rock climber and skier who has spent seven years living and working in the Sierra resort town of Mammoth Lakes,…
Read more Eastern Sierra housing crunch: With all this open land, why are so many workers living in vans?They are sprawling lands of seemingly endless vistas and soaring plateaus. The red canyons are sprinkled with ancient rock art and historic Indigenous settlements. Normally nonconfrontational paleontologists were…
Read more Trump downsized national monuments. Biden restored them. Project 2025 calls for reductions againFour years after unveiling an ambitious plan to conserve 30% of California’s lands and coastal waters by 2030, state officials on Monday announced that they are closing in…
Read more With 25% of state land protected, California nears its ’30×30′ conservation goalThe Rev. Paul Anthony Daniels knows the names and life stories of the people who sleep in their cars near St. Mary, a century-old church in Palms. In…
Read more Affordable housing on church parking lots? A new law makes it easier to buildA century-old orange grove in Tarzana appears on its way to becoming the site of luxury homes, a transformation that would mark the end of commercial citrus farming…
Read more Final orange grove in the San Fernando Valley is likely to give way to luxury homesRancho Palos Verdes officials are preparing to close a section of Palos Verdes Drive South for repairs after the two-lane roadway suffered damage from an accelerating landslide complex…
Read more Part of Palos Verdes Drive South damaged by landslide will close temporarily for repairsLast month YIMBY Law, a nonprofit, pro-housing advocacy group, sued the City of Los Angeles on behalf of a private developer seeking to construct a 360-unit apartment building…
Read more Opinion: Why is L.A. still letting single-family homeowners block solutions to the housing crisis?I was leaving a friend’s housewarming party on a street of nice single-family homes in Los Angeles a few years back when my curiosity got the best of…
Read more Opinion: In L.A., real estate envy is all too real. I can't stop looking at ZillowThe Governing Body of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (ITPGRFA) highlighted the need to ensure close collaboration with the Convention on Biological…
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