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Coronavirus concerns mean some fire evacuees head to hotels, not shelters.
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The Apple fire, at more than 26,000 acres, is burning areas that haven’t seen fire in years, providing fuel for explosive growth. As of Monday, it was 5% contained.
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San Pedro tide pools are attracting an unprecedented number of people who are looking to harvest free seafood, alarming experts and residents.
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More than 500 exotic animals have been relocated since the troubled Wildlife Waystation surrendered its permits and shut down for good a year ago.
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The proposed listing of western Joshua trees as an endangered species has some residents of Yucca Valley worried.
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Named after a Confederate warship in the Civil War era, the Alabama Hills National Scenic Area is the focus of a name-change campaign.
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Truck-sized boulders tumbled down the mountain near the Mt. Whitney trailhead after 5.8 earthquake rattles California’s Owens Valley.
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The California ghost town of Cerro Gordo was once legendary for its violence. Now, a mysterious fire has destroyed its famed American Hotel.
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With the park closed due to the coronavirus, rare snowy plovers began to nest there. Park rangers are accused of destroying the nests.
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Living reminders of Japanese American internment at Manzanar face new threats from coronavirus.
