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Bringing back sunflower sea stars, which are functionally extinct in California, could help restore kelp forests off the coast, researchers say.
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The economic whiplash over President Trump’s tariffs underscores the challenge before lawmakers and Gov. Gavin Newsom to fund schools, healthcare, roadways and other essential services.
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The reality is that of 238 migrants expelled to the Central American country, just a small fraction had ever been charged with serious crimes in the U.S.
“Regency Girls,” a musical comedy about young women on a wild road trip in the Jane Austen-era, has its world premiere at the Old Globe in a production directed by Josh Rhodes.
Apple, Nvidia and other big tech companies led the way on Wall Street after President Trump said he was exempting some electronics from some of his tariffs.
The battle-scarred helmet the Kings received from two Los Angeles firefighters has proven to be a major good-luck charm, and a reminder of life’s true heroes.
Marie Massa has spent more than three years working mostly alone to transform a weedy strip of public land into a fragrant habitat garden in Lincoln Heights.
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They used to be everywhere. At gas stations, in restaurants, sometimes just standing alone on a street corner.
