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With bills going nowhere in Congress, supporters want Biden to expand the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument.

Deliciousness will be in the autumn air in the Mission District when October's first Friday arrives.

Oh Happy Days, a vegan cafe and natural food store, is known for home-style fare and as a community meeting space

Close to one hundred years after the last funicular trains took tourists up to dizzying heights in the Angeles National Forest, a new shuttle service could bring the wilderness closer to more Los Angeles residents.

The #3 slow lane of northbound Highway 101 over the Cuesta Grade was shut down late Monday afternoon because of a car fire.

"I dont even know where to start. This is the best thing Ill see probably ever," said one commenter on the viral video.

Waterfalls are mainly reliant on precipitation to keep flowing. Here are six famous waterfalls that slowed to a trickle when drought set in.

A vehicle fire spread to the hillside next to the northbound lanes of the Cuesta Grade.

— Biden’s infrastructure plan aims to reduce exclusionary zoning rules that keep people of color out of many neighborhoods. But are there enough sticks to go with all those carrots — and will the suburbs buy in? — Senate Republicans are signaling that they will try to block — or at least slow down — a Democratic effort to create a 9/11-style commission on the deadly — The New York attorney general’s office said that it is conducting a criminal investigation into former Preside...

Lights and sirens! Bells and whistles! Today, Los Angeles fills your ears and eyes with noise and light, the rush and whoosh of cars and buses and trains, the pinging and ringing of millions of phones, the music that’s not to your liking leaking from other people’s earbuds, and the perpetual glimmer and glare from headlamps and streetlamps and storefronts. And oh, are you ever wistful for the years of yore, for a Los Angeles that surely cherished civilized silences and decent darkness. Boy,...