Environment stories in Los Angeles

Huntington Beach officials spotted a 10-foot shark in the water, prompting a 24-hour beach closure and postponing the Vans Jack's Surfboards Pro.

Hi Angels! Question what are some of the best orchards and best prices for these kinds of trees in the Los Angeles region? Any recommendations of places? And the prices you paid for yours? These are what I’m looking for Utuado Dwarf Avocado Tree Wurtz or Little Cado Dwarf Avocado Tree Mango tre

For context here is the city’s program: https://www.sce.com/clean-energy-efficiency/solar-generating-your-own-power/billing-incentives/self-generation-incentive The company V3 seems to be a legit contractor from the city to implement this program. Free solar panels in your home - your kick back is

Hi, we are two tourist (not from the states) who mistakenly booked a hotel without checking the location beforehand. We booked our hotel on the 6th, right on the corner of the park. I’ve seen online that this area is quite dangerous and is non-friendly for tourists. Should we be concerned as 2 you

Any tip is appreciated. I don’t have a gym membership so I’m planing on showering, ironing clothes in truck stops. Trying to occupy my time at the park.

I’m looking into an unidentified Jane Doe case. She was found in this area below https://maps.app.goo.gl/XKqK5Tm8qaLpjaUD7?g\_st=ic And her missing page says she was found in an “open field “ but the map looks very built up. There’s a park called Veterans Park nearby. Is that what they mean? Was

Seeing someone I haven’t seen in a few years this weekend and we wanted to just plop a blanket down in a park somewhere shady and away from too much commotion or noise. I feel really well-versed in the parks of LA but I’m blanking on a good spot without that many people around. We don’t really wan

I haven't been down to the strip at night in quite a while so I was curious. In the past I would always go on like a Friday or Saturday night and I would pay 15 or 20 bucks to park it in a garage but I'm hoping to find Street parking. If I get down there around 9:00 p.m. do you think I have a shot?

[Link: https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1sslfvg] Took my nephew to adventure playground in Irvine and he really loved it. Was wondering if there's similar in the Fullerton, Brea, Anaheim, Buena Park, Brea, Yorba Linda, placentia area ? Photos from Google.

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I'm out near 7th and Ximeno. Power went out around 10:30. Already reported it to SCE. Curious how widespread this is. Edit: A couple of folks have noted that there is a serious fire over at Recreation Park/the golf course. Unsure if it's related, but seems possible.

Sweden's annual clothing swap events are gaining popularity as a trendy solution to combat the environmental impact of fast fashion. With thousands participating, these swaps aim to reduce waste and promote recycling in a country grappling with clothing consumption issues.

Offshore wind farms off the coast of Rhode Island are nearing completion, providing clean energy despite political challenges. The Revolution Wind and Sunrise Wind projects aim to power about 1 million homes across the region.

Guests visiting the Disneyland Resort in recent months may have noticed new facial recognition technology at the entrances to Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, though guests don’t have to use the system if they choose not to, according to company guidelines. Disney says the technology is d

As participation in international financial markets continues to broaden, trading platforms are facing greater pressure to offer speed, continuity, and ease of access across multiple devices. Primevex is aligning itself with this changing environment by presenting a platform model built around unifi

Wildfires in Georgia and Florida have led to mass evacuations, leaving residents uncertain about the fate of their homes. The fires, fueled by drought and debris from Hurricane Helene, have prompted air quality warnings across the Southeast.

Scientists have traced the origin of Comet 3I/Atlas to a cold, isolated area of the Milky Way, suggesting it may be up to 11 billion years old. The findings, published in Nature Astronomy, reveal insights into the conditions of early planet formation.

The California Fish and Game Commission has approved an increase in the black bear hunting limit from one to two bears per year. This decision was made during an April meeting and maintains a statewide harvest cap of 1,700 bears.

This article was originally published by LAist on April 18, 2026. Tucked away in Bixby Knolls, you’ll find the iconic parks service sign, a trail and native plants. The fact that the trail takes 15 seconds to walk and you can also find fairies and bigfoot’s footprint gives a clue to what this

A hiker on Mt. Wilson got more than they bargained for when trying to scare away a massive black bear standing in the middle of the trail. Harrowing cellphone video captured by Eric Chiu’s stepmother shows the moment a hiker ahead of them attempted to scare the animal off by jumping up and down and

Eaton wildfire survivors' anger about Southern California Edison's burying of electric wires in Altadena boiled over Tuesday, with residents calling on government officials to temporarily halt the work.

The American Lung Assn.'s 2026 State of the Air report again graded L.A. as having some of the worst air quality in the country. California as a state performed poorly.

California's largest state park expansion in decades would bring the total to 283 parks, far more than any other state.

A new study indicates that over 17 million people along the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf coasts face significant flood risks, particularly in New York and New Orleans. Researchers utilized various factors and AI tools to assess vulnerabilities, revealing alarming statistics about potential flooding impacts.

In a bid to maintain hydropower generation, officials plan to release significant water from Flaming Gorge Reservoir to raise Lake Powell's levels. This action, however, poses risks to water levels in other areas, impacting ranchers and water users across the contested river basin.

Environmental organizations are pushing for a modern sewer system in Massachusetts after a resident fell ill from sewage exposure in Alewife Brook. Despite calls for reform, the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority has opted for a conservative approach, allowing continued sewage discharges during storms.

Barefoot trails, designed for walking without shoes, are gaining popularity across continents, offering immersive nature experiences. These trails, found in locations like Germany and Arizona, promote emotional well-being and foot health, echoing historical practices from the 19th century.