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The president will use the power granted to the executive branch by the 1906 Antiquities Act.

The president will use the power granted to the executive branch by the 1906 Antiquities Act.

Baldwin Park purchased the vacant land for the mini-park in 2022, looking to address issues of equity and environmental justice in the northern quadrant of the city.

The California Coastal Conservancy OK'd a deal that would see an oil company hand over 154 acres of wetlands for restoration.

Tropical Storm Hillary: Wildlife avoid the worst rain, wind, flash floods. They are more threatened by manmade dangers.

El Monte will soon have a brand new green space focused on community health and environmental engagement.

So far the city has received more than half of the funds needed to begin construction on the $5.4 million greenbelt that sits adjacent to the Los Angeles River between 51st Street and 52nd Street in North Long Beach.

It’s almost impossible for a Southern Californian to imagine a desert landscape without twisty, spiky Yucca brevifola on the horizon.

The center prioritizes sustainability in its design and will be a hub for Conservation Corps projects, community gatherings and youth programs.

After blown deadlines and permitting snafus, residents say they're only cautiously optimistic that Long Beach will keep its latest promise.