Increased urban coyote sightings in Long Beach call for resident precautions and awareness of wildlife behaviors.

Disneys Paradise Pier Hotel to transform into the Pixar Place Hotel, offering new Pixar experiences and dining from January 30, 2024.

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) lifts its warning against the consumption of recreational lobster harvested from parts of the Southern California coast, after tests indicate a decline in domoic acid levels.

San Bernardino County Regional Parks' rebranding and marketing campaign has received national recognition, seeing an increase in park attendance, website visits, and overall engagement. The campaign’s success is a testament to its focus on innovation, community health, and recreation.

Spiny lobster season is set to open today in California after a delay due to concerns about domoic acid levels, with recreational and commercial fishing now given the green light by state health agencies.

In a move to foster community engagement and create a versatile space for residents, the City of Irvine is set to host two town hall meetings to discuss plans for the new Great Park Library, aiming to serve as a central resource and gathering place for the community.

Riverside County Animal Services rescued a bobcat trapped in an illegal device, underscoring the need for local wildlife preservation and proper fauna management in California.

Los Angeles County is hosting Vet @ The Park, a free event for pet owners, on October 22, offering veterinarian services and more.

As Disneyland and Disney World increase their ticket prices and annual passes, it remains to be seen whether the magic of Disney can outweigh the costs for visitors.

Fremont Park, Glendale's oldest park, is set to undergo a long-awaited renovation project beginning this month, thanks to crucial funding secured by Assemblymember Friedman. Over $933,000 from the 2023-24 State Budget has been allocated, with construction expected to conclude in February 2025.

Santa Clarita is expanding its trails and enhancing open spaces, thanks to dedicated volunteers and partnerships with local organizations. The city's residents can take pride in preserving these valuable natural resources.

After years of anticipation, the City of Santa Clarita is finally ready for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Central Park Buildout Project.

While controversy in Echo Park Lake has shifted from homeless encampments and fencing to a rapidly growing Canada geese population, park visitors struggle to enjoy the park due to aggressive geese behavior and heaps of feces.