Bird Brains! Solar Energy Project Delayed Due To Nesting Red-Tailed Hawks
Work on a massive solar energy project could be delayed because several pairs of red-tailed hawks are nesting in the path of a power line.
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Work on a massive solar energy project could be delayed because several pairs of red-tailed hawks are nesting in the path of a power line.
Australian Will Power overcame a pre-race penalty to win today's IndyCar Series race, the main event of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
Authorities Sunday were investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a man whose body was set ablaze in Altadena.
James Cameron has shored up his position as king of the worldwide box office.
A search is under way in Redondo Beach for a 22-year-old man who authorities say jumped off the pier late Saturday night.
A line is expected to form at the Baldwin Park animal shelter Monday, when a Labrador Retriever that made worldwide headlines for its loyalty will be placed for adoption.
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa unveiled what he called a "major bicycle initiative" for city residents at the start of Sunday's fourth CicLAvia festival.
Six people were transported to area hospitals Sunday after a five-car pileup in the city of Riverside.
A Camp Pendleton-based Marine, who was killed in a deputy-involved shooting in Orange County, has been laid to rest.
Movie fans have chosen real violence over the slapstick variety.
Five guitars belonging to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers were stolen from the Culver City studios where the band was rehearsing for an upcoming tour, a police sergeant said Saturday.
Three people were critically injured Saturday in a four-vehicle crash on the San Diego (405) Freeway in Van Nuys, a city fire official said.
Two people were critically injured Saturday afternoon when a car slammed into a restaurant in Torrance.
Nearly 65,000 people are expected to attend the 36th annual Pro/Celebrity Race at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
Ten miles of street across Los Angeles will be closed to vehicles -- and thronged with thousands of bicyclists and pedestrians -- for five hours Sunday, as CicLAvia winds across the heart of the city.
