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SACRAMENTO – Senator Bob Hertzberg, D-Van Nuys, today announced that two of his bills succeeded this morning in their second Assembly committee hearings. SB 1101, the B.O.T Act of 2018

The Crescenta Valley Sierra Club Group, celebrates the “Fourth of July,” on Saturday June 2nd this year.  Early planning in June celebrates National Trails Day as several members of our Crescenta

As concerns over climate change continue to rise, Environmental Reader reports that recycling company TerraCycle and office supplies retailer Staples are expanding their zero-waste recycling

Heavy rains caused some 220-volt wires to rub together at a residence on Apperson — causing sparks that could have set the tree on fire. LAFD responded and clipped the wires while waiting for the

Even with the rains subsiding, there is still danger of trees falling. In the picture above, a tree has fallen, leaving a mess to clean up and damaging two roofs and a parked car. The homeowner

Los Angeles City Planning last week released a third extension of time for community comments. The new deadline of February 3 was requested by CD-7 Councilman Felipe Fuentes and others to give

By Allyson EscobarPublished: January 15, 2016 | No Comments Angry Trump, candidates criticize Ted Cruz THE sixth Republican debate took place the night of  Thursday, Jan. 14 in North Charleston,

THREE winners from California, Florida and Tennessee won the record-high $1.58 billion Powerball lottery on Wednesday, Jan. 13. As of press time, only the winner from Tennessee had been

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