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New oil leases in the Arctic: How dumb is that?
Opinion L.A.An Obama administration proposal would open new areas in the Arctic to oil and gas exploration. And these are the guys who are supposed to be friends of the environment?... -
Are birds getting bigger because of global climate change?
GreenspaceBirds in central California are significantly larger than they were 25 to 40 years ago, and researchers believe it may be because they are bulking up in body weight to ride out severe storms related to global climate change. Over...... -
Marine from Camp Pendleton killed in Afghanistan
L.A. NOWA Marine from Camp Pendleton has been killed in Afghanistan, the Pentagon announced Wednesday. Lance Cpl. Jared Verbeek, 22, of Visalia was killed Monday during combat operations in Helmand province. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion 5th Marine... -
Oil company sued over Santa Barbara spills
GreenspaceFederal and state regulators on Friday sued an oil company they say was responsible for numerous spills into onshore waterways over five years in Santa Barbara County. The suit against Greka Oil and Gas. Inc was filed by the U.S....... -
Refinery problems fuel U.S. price rise, but California prices are stable
Money & CompanySeveral refinery problems around the United States were forcing retail gasoline prices up around parts of the country, but California prices were relatively stable Monday. In California, the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline was $3.780, down... -
Russia's riverboats, Texas' light bulbs: And now for a little regulation
Opinion L.A.From Russia's riverboats to Texas' light bulbs, a little regulation isn't necessarily a bad thing.... -
Gas and diesel prices rising again; big oil earnings expected
Money & CompanyPrices are rising again after consumers experienced only modest decreases in costs in May and June. CA_grph In California, the average price of a gallon of gasoline climbed to $3.817, up from $3.803 a week ago, according to the AAA Fuel Gauge Report.... -
Occidental's profit soars; BP bounces back
Money & CompanyOccidental Petroleum Corp. of Westwood rode a wave of higher oil prices to a net profit of $1.82 billion in the second quarter, up 71% when compared to the same period last year, the company said in an earnings announcement Tuesday.... -
Arctic oil spill could prove tough to clean
GreenspaceShell Exploration's plan for exploratory oil and gas drilling in the Beaufort Sea won conditional approval from the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement. One of the big questions now is what happens if there's an oil...... -
KCET-TV in $50-million deal for new local shows
Show TrackerKCET has forged a new $50 million programming partnership for series about Southern California. Producer Dominique Bigle is on board.... -
Oil prices volatile while world waits for Libya
Money & CompanyOil prices were roiling Monday as Libyan rebels made further progress toward ousting leader Moammar Kadafi, raising hopes that the country’s conflict is drawing to a close at a time of global economic uncertainty. Analysts said that the overthrow... -
Interior department to hold big gulf oil lease sale
GreenspaceThe Obama administration plans to offer more than 20 million acres in the Gulf of Mexico for oil and gas leases, the first such sale since the Deepwater Horizon explosion and oil spill....
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