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The London-born pop star was Britain’s great hope at last year’s Eurovision – only to crash out in 25th spot. Less than a year later, and with music on the back burner, she speaks to Ellie Muir about her next chapter: becoming a movie star

The pinyon pines and juniper trees that fill the high desert, seen by many as an invasive scourge, are drawing interest as a source of renewable energy.

Having won a Scottish Bafta for Boiling Point, closely followed by a pitch-perfect comedy performance in Big Boys, Izuka Hoyle is red hot. Here, she tells Hayley Campbell why now is the time for big decisions

There's a 55% chance La Niña could develop between June and August, and a 77% chance it could develop between September and November, NOAA said.

A county-hired environmental firm found that toxic gases released by Chiquita Canyon Landfill do not pose a significant cancer risk. Residents are skeptical.

Eurovision Song Contest's Mae Muller talks to PinkNews about making a bold career change, as her debut movie Gassed Up hits cinemas.

Capturing rainfall is only one part of the L.A. River's job. It is also a flood control channel that is critical to protecting lives and properties when stormwaters surge.

Heavy rains have caused multiple sewage spills that sent waste flowing down major streets and into storm drain systems leading to the ocean.

The U.S. EPA is tightening national standards for fine particulate matter — a health threat that has been linked to lung and heart disease.

Los Angeles County flood control network withstands punishing rains -- for now