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A fire that began Wednesday afternoon near Castaic initially prompted mandatory evacuations as weather officials warned of elevated fire danger through Saturday.
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Educator Lin Andrews says the best way to teach climate justice to kids is to show, rather than tell.
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A Pacoima local takes on the region’s history of pollution with his bike and a handheld air quality monitor.
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