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This excursion has it all — some history, some stunning architecture, some culture, and fast food curiosities. If you're a SoCal trivia junkie, you're going to enjoy checking out San Bernardino.
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This trek through Fullerton includes a bit of history, some architectural highlights and even some Disney magic. Plus, lots of shade from the community's beloved trees.
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LAist readers share their favorite spots to be outside to get some exercise, sun and a little peace.
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At least 51 athletes from Southern California have qualified to represent Team USA in the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics.
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From kayaking in Santa Cruz Island to wine tasting in Ojai, here are road trips just a few hours from L.A. that can shake up your city vibes (and be a good thing).
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You can get up close to a Dragon cargo spacecraft and Electron Rocket at the California Science Center’s "Work in Progress" gallery.Listen 27:41
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Independence Day fireworks can be dangerous and terrifying for our pets. Here's how animal experts advise keeping your furry friends safe this weekend.
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The L.A. County Parks and Recreation department is hosting an overnight family camping series on Friday nights at five different regional parks this summer.
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"The Palm and the Pine" — a historic landmark on State Route 99 between Fresno and Merced — are said to separate Northern and Southern California. Next fall, a highway widening project will mark an end of an era for the two trees.
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Here's the LAist guide to celebrating America in SoCal.
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Beach weather is here, and so are the L.A. crowds. Not so in Oxnard — a.k.a., "Hollywood by the Sea."
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"We make them feel like they're number one," says Mo Langley, executive director of Sandy Feet Initiative.
