The risks of the heat and tips for staying safe, Trump's unconventional campaign against Clinton's well-oiled political machine, the latest on Copa América.
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40 million trees have died in California's Sierra Nevada since 2010. CalFire director, Chief Ken Pimlott explains what this means for wildfires in the state.
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Los Angeles saw records fall for both temperatures and power demand on Monday, and it's going to be hot throughout the forecast. Here are some safety tips for handling the heat.
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Liz Reilly lives in Fish Canyon and is a Duarte City Councilwoman. She left her house with her daughter and two dogs Monday afternoon.
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The new documentary "When the Bough Breaks" tells the stories of women with postpartum depression and their paths to recovery.
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As record companies have mined the vaults to release everything "legacy" artists ever recorded, the results have been unsatisfying, but this Charlie Parker album is different.
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Violent clashes broke out over the weekend in Southern Mexico between the police and members of the teachers’ union and protests have continued into this week.
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Millions of Venezuelans are starving as food sources dwindle
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What may have malfunctioned in the car leading to Anton Yelchin’s death and a look inside the process of recalling cars with possible mechanical or electrical issues.
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The final four squads in the Copa America Centenario soccer tournament are the US, Argentina, Colombia and Chile.
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Muhammed Ali was probably the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time, but in 1976 there was an unusual match that some say sparked the sport of MMA.