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Drones giving us a close-up view of California’s great white sharks that we’ve never had before Updated May 09, 2021; Posted May 09, 2021 Drone photographer Carlos Gauna views a great white shark on his monitor as he captures a video of great white sharks along the Santa Barbara County coast, Thursday, April 22, 2021. (Al Seib/Los Angeles Times/TNS)TNS Facebook Share LOS ANGELES — Carlos Gauna surveys the wind-blown waves off a popular Santa Barbara County beach. It is a cold, gray afternoon and only a few people are in the water: a father teaching his son to surf, a lone man wading i...

LOS ANGELES — Carlos Gauna surveys the wind-blown waves off a popular Santa Barbara County beach. It is a cold, gray afternoon and only a few people are in the water: a father teaching his son to surf, a lone man wading in the whitewash. Gauna launches his video drone, hoping to spy what might be moving stealthily among them — great white sharks. In decades past, this might have seemed a quixotic venture. Great whites were thought to be somewhat rare in these southern waters, wandering now and then from the wilder coast up north. Most surfers considered it supremely improbable that ...

LOS ANGELES — Carlos Gauna surveys the wind-blown waves off a popular Santa Barbara...

Print A mother and son separated by the Trump administration more than three years ago were finally reunited. TOP STORIES A Family Reunited at the Border More than three years ago, Bryan Chavez hugged his mother, Sandra Ortiz, inside a U.S. immigration office, terrified that he would never see her again. Chavez went to an immigration facility in California. His mother, who didn’t pass an initial asylum screening, was expelled to Mexico. They were among the earliest family separations during the Trump administration, well before splitting families became publicized U.S. policy. More than a...

This Malibu photographer captures images of great white sharks along the Southern California coast, many just feet from unknowing swimmers and surfers.