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A third cub escaped alone and waited in a tree while crews cut open the tank near Marshall Canyon Trail.
A juvenile purple gallinule is loitering in Pond C at San Joaquin Marsh, and it's the first ever confirmed in Orange County.
Nicky Paris felt a tickle on his foot while wading at Crystal Cove — it was a rattlesnake slithering out of the ocean.
Arcadia residents say Santa Anita's Olympic makeover could cost 34 protected oaks and reshape the Lower Rancho neighborhood for good.
A new 1.4-mile bike and walking path along the Pacoima Wash links San Fernando to a park honoring the late Cindy Montañez.
A Royal Woods homeowner watched the cougar drink from her pool and doze by her patio door — all while neighbors used the same chat to hunt a mail thief.
The Gibbon Conservation Center feeds its roughly 50 apes up to six times a day to mimic wild foraging.
Figeater beetles are peaking across Los Angeles this August, bouncing off screen doors and startled residents alike.
Six outages since mid-July have hit homes, businesses and medical equipment users in the Central Coast town — and the birds keep multiplying.
The Natural History Museum's Butterfly Pavilion closes August 23 before 300 spiders take over the tent for a three-month run.
The famous Big Bear mother eagle's red blood cell count has dropped to a fraction of normal, even after a rare transfusion.
A coyote chased and played with dogs at an LA dog park, racking up 135,000 likes — but experts warn the friendly act hides real risk.
A black bear cooled off in a La Crescenta backyard spa before wandering away, marking the latest in a run of foothill sightings.
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