Jim Carlton

The dispersal of residents from the historic coastal town is threatening the culture and economy of Maui.

A housing development in Los Angeles signals the end of most of the San Fernando Valley’s last working citrus grove

Nearly six months after wildfire incinerated Lahaina, Hawaii, cleanup crews are ready to start clearing charred rubble—a task that will be complicated by the sensitive ecology and deep history of this former royal capital.

Fire clean-ups are often challenging, but the work on Maui presents some specific hurdles

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Rising sea levels and powerful storms are eating away at the ground holding up the tracks on the second most popular Amtrak rail corridor in the U.S.

The expected Democratic nominee's rise from California prosecutor to vice president mixed progressive reforms with law-enforcement cooperation.

Strain is showing at Zion, Yellowstone and elsewhere: fewer services, longer waits and more vandalism.

A standoff in the state with America’s worst home shortage is leaving residents and developments in limbo.

Crisco, occasionally seen frolicking with pet dogs, has become bucket-list lore. Some residents say the goat resembles ZZ Top’s guitarist—he agrees.