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LOS ANGELES — The California Bird Atlas is enlisting the public's help to document breeding birds with an inaugural “Big Weekend” happening right now.

SB 54 has gone into effect

LOS ANGELES — There is a proposed deal to end the war in Iran, set to be signed on Friday, but experts warn not to expect high fuel costs to return to pre-war levels immediately.

LOS ANGELES — Sen. Alex Padilla, who once served as California Secretary of State, and a group of other community leaders used Juneteenth as an opportunity to convene to talk about the issue of voter rights and voting access.

LOS ANGELES — Even though fuel costs have dropped in recent weeks, they remain higher than this time last year — forcing many Americans to reconsider if a Fourth of July road trip is feasible.

He plans to introduce two pieces of legislation

LOS ANGELES — At the Wilshire-La Brea and Wilshire-Fairfax stops on the new D Line, riders can get off at their exit and do a little shopping before heading home.

LOS ANGELES — Two farmers' markets in Los Angeles are now offering CSA boxes, which are boxes of fresh produce, packaged and delivered to your home — and can be paid for using food stamps.

LOS ANGELES — In most American markets, OpenTable is the number one booking app for restaurant reservations — but many restaurants in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES — The restaurant industry in Los Angeles hoped the World Cup would have a positive impact — and according to preliminary numbers, it did.