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The 22 best things to do with your dog in L.A.

Halt, hikers and campers: Closures extended at 4 national forests ringing L.A.

I hiked the 38.5-mile Trans-Catalina Trail so you’ll know what to expect

Summer superbloom? Showy flowers pop in Mojave Desert

14 hacks to safely hike in the L.A. heat

Los Angeles, CA - May 28: Amid a busy getaway travel day for the Memorial Day weekend and the first holiday since coronavirus pandemic restrictions have been relaxed, travelers make their way to their destinations at LAX, United Airlines, Terminal 7 in Los Angeles Friday, May 28, 2021. Officials say travelers should arrive early for Memorial Day weekend flights. After months of Los Angeles International Airport looking like a ghost town, holiday crowds are back. "We're seeing more travelers than we've seen in the last 14 months. We had over 75,000 people come through on Sunday alone to the TSA checkpoints, that's by far a record in 2021 for us," said LAX spokesperson Keith Montgomery. Photo taken in LAX on Friday, May 28, 2021 in Los Angeles, CA. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

Airfares are lower than usual right now — but prices won’t stay down for long

Director and curator John McCormack displays a quetzel (top left); a drawer of birds from the Cotinga family (lower right); and other specimens and exhibits at the Moore Laboratory.

Where to find L.A.'s little-known stash of vintage birds

Sedona, AZ - Tom, Meghan, Tom, Ivy & Bear. The Standish family has been living permanently in their overland adventure vehicle since last holiday season, making their way so far around the Southwest, Pacific Northwest and British Columbia. Credit: Meghan Standish

Dream of hitting the road? Here’s what you should know about the overlanding trend

LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST, CA-FEBRUARY 11, 2020: Overall shows Route 33 cutting through the Los Padres National Forest. (Mel Melcon/Los Angeles Times)

U.S. Forest Service to reopen all but 5 of California’s national forests

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