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Warehouse operator Lineage has cleared an estimated 3.5% of the food waste in its facility as it faces a mid-August clearance deadline, according to self-reported data.
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Destructive golden mussels are wreaking havoc in California waterways. Why are California water managers ending precautions for a vital reservoir?
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Environmental advocates and fans of Big Bear’s birds have urged officials to cancel or change the show.
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Residents in surrounding communities struggled to navigate resources and were turned away at air purifier distributions based on where they lived — then the messaging shifted.
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Some areas will see temps in the 90s this weekend and the marine layer is expected to thin out, making more room for sunshine.
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The program allows library card holders to borrow free day-use passes.
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Lineage transformed food supply chains and made its owners rich. Now it’s hired a crisis team in the wake of East L.A. warehouse fire.
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California lawmakers are considering a bill that would give the coastal commission greater oversight over new owners trying to build after wildfires.
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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass signs executive orders to ramp up the city’s efforts to clean up a Boyle Heights warehouse that burned for a week.
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