Encino residents may not be permitting their pets to roam without supervision due to several local incidents involving pet poisoning. Zoe, a ten-pound Yorkshire Terrier, suffered the first poisoning, as reported by The Daily News. Zoe experienced seizures and lethargy. Zoe's owner, Felice Catena, suffered a $4,800 veterinary bill. more ›

Now is not the time for Anglenos to breathe a sigh of relief. In fact, after Forbes released a report yesterday naming Los Angeles the sixth most toxic city in America, they might want to hold their breath altogether. While it is no secret that Los Angeles faces a pollution problem, many residents may not realize just how many toxic elements they are exposed to on a daily basis. more ›

Millions of U.S. homes are still drinking tap water highly contaminated with cancer-causing hexavalent chromium, according to an environmental group study released Monday, reports FOX LA. more ›

We're number one! But if you're gearing up to start cheering, don't hold your breath. In fact, you might want to reconsider breathing in at all. Why? Because according to the Environmental Protection Agency, we have the most toxic air in the country, reports cbs2. more ›

Last Thursday, San Diego-based singer-songwriter (and avid surfer) Tristan Prettyman (MySpace) returned to Los Angeles, headlining at The Roxy (MySpace) in West Hollywood. Australian Whitley (MySpace) was the opener. more ›