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Zoe Kurland
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Former associate producer
Stories by Zoe Kurland
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The Elysian Valley and Sepulveda Basin Zones are now open until September 30. Solar-powered water quality lights stationed at the kayaking entry points warn folks when to avoid the river entirely.
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The announcement was made Saturday. The governor is in isolation, but will continue to work remotely.
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The area has lacked an affordable and accessible grocery store since 2019, despite being home to several mouthwatering and trendy restaurants.
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The International Bird Rescue organization is asking for donations after receiving an influx of 200 sick and injured Brown pelicans at their LA wildlife center in the past two weeks.
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Authorities said those wounded did not have life-threatening injuries.
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The non-profit Buried Under The Blue is calling for reparations and a public apology after the city displaced Chavez Ravine, a predominantly Latino community.
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A light martian wind, the crackle of a rock-zapping laser, and the whir of a space helicopter — these are some of the sounds you’ll hear in NASA’s recordings of Mars.
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Cell phones blared with an alert to evacuate Chevy Chase Canyon — but there was no emergency.
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As part of the day of action, abortion rights organizations and supporters will be holding demonstrations throughout the country on Saturday, including at L.A.'s City Hall.
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The event has grown from a two-city rivalry to over 400 cities joining together to preserve local environments and discover new species.
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The stores — one in Lakewood, the other in Long Beach — are the first Starbucks stores in Southern California with a union.
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Marinated marine offerings may not be your thing - but maybe not for long.