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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.
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From fishing to camping, there's a lot to choose from across the county in July.
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The proposed changes will result in around $156 million in savings and revenue increases
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The dance hit station KGAY in Palm Springs also has the best call letters in the galaxy.
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This is an easy, shaded walk that includes an historic park, a beloved farm stand, a duck pond and more. Plus: There are lots of great places to grab a bite to eat once you've "fed" your Apple Watch or Fitbit.
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From Leimert Park to Manhattan Beach, there’s something for everyone
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The team had a few of their star players show off the new line, but fans have been poking fun at the design online.
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Every summer, Japanese Americans in Southern California gather at temples and community centers to celebrate Obon, a joyous festival dedicated to remembering and honoring ancestors.
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A love letter to L.A.'s less showy — but just as beautiful — trees.
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If you're asking yourself, "Why are there so many bear statues?" then you're in the right place: Welcome to Monrovia, home to Samson the hot-tubbing bear, and a starring backdrop whenever Hollywood wants a quaint, all-American setting.
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It's part of an ad campaign for veganism that's disguised as a series of personal injury lawyer billboards.
