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Dozens of the insurrections pardoned by the president have committed more crimes. That was an obviously foreseeable consequence of recklessly releasing rioters.

For people estranged from their parents, there are some strategies to begin to reduce extreme severance, when appropriate and safe.

The artist-athletes in Image magazine's May "Momentum" issue show us the rewards of their commitments.

Hundreds of Altadena residents worry that they may be on the hook for a share of the estimated $70 million needed to build sewer lines in neighborhoods that rely on septic tanks.

Our monthly curation of must-haves includes the new ERL cargos, a Prada Re-Nylon backpack and socks you can wear with sandals.

Unlike the boys' pairs I used to borrow -- long, baggy and cut straight across -- these board shorts were actually made for us.

Candidates running to replace termed-out Gov. Gavin Newsom repeatedly attacked surging Democrat Xavier Becerra during a testy debate in a remarkably unsettled contest less than three weeks weeks before the June 2 primary.

The White House has told Western states it's working on a 10-year plan for the overtapped Colorado River that will allow for reassessing cutbacks every two years.

Orange County officials announced they will 'pause' spraying herbicides in creeks across the county. The decision came after a social media campaign by residents.

'Trash interceptors' will be installed in the L.A. and San Gabriel rivers to stop tons of plastic from reaching the ocean before the 2028 Olympics.