CCalifornia Read More California’s newest solar project isn’t powering homes. It’s powering your waterApril 20, 2026 KERN COUNTY, Calif. — At the bottom of the San Joaquin Valley, a low-slung Midcentury building tucked into the green-gold…
CCalifornia Read More Environmental groups urge California to track methane from reservoirsApril 15, 2026 Methane, the second-biggest contributor to climate change, is spewing into the atmosphere from the oil and gas industry,…
CCalifornia Read More PG&E overcharging Californians to keep Diablo Canyon open, report saysApril 8, 2026 A report released Wednesday alleges that Pacific Gas & Electric is overcharging customers to run the Diablo Canyon…
LLos Angeles Read More Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant gets final go-ahead to run through 2030April 3, 2026 The federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Thursday renewed Diablo Canyon’s license to operate, ensuring that California’s last remaining…
SSan Francisco Read More GLP-1, health and food system changeMarch 24, 2026 Food and beverage product development investment might be down from the heyday of 2021, when fintech companies poured…
LLos Angeles Read More Smoke a joint and get deep with flowers at this guided floral design workshop in DTLAMarch 2, 2026 Abriana Vicioso is the host of the Flower Hour, which takes place monthly. (Jennifer McCord / For The…
LLos Angeles Read More Family-friendly halfway points between Orange and L.A. countiesFebruary 23, 2026 My husband and I live in Mission Viejo. Our older son, his wife and two children (ages 5…
SSan Diego Read More Why San Diego’s water rates keep going upFebruary 22, 2026 Water is a necessity, and one that’s costing San Diegans more over time. You may have already noticed…
LLos Angeles Read More Inside the Milan Olympic Village: Real beds and other perksFebruary 6, 2026 MILAN — The Olympic Village rises above the security fences that surround it, a collection of structures both temporary and…
LLos Angeles Read More Contributor: L.A. is ripping up 1,600 acres of pavement — but is it too little, too late?January 28, 2026 At the end of last year, Los Angeles County adopted a new target to remove and replace 1,600…
CCalifornia Read More How to ride California’s longest and fastest zip linesJanuary 13, 2026 p]:text-cms-story-body-color-text clearfix”> Hartman was previously (legally) growing cannabis on the ranch. However, when the market became oversaturated, it…
LLos Angeles Read More Thieves are hacking agave plants throughout SoCal. But why?December 24, 2025 The unidentified white van slowly and stealthily pulled up outside the million-dollar-plus homes under the cover of darkness,…