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Gatto should vote on 'hounding' bill
The California Assembly is currently considering Senate Bill 1221, legislation to outlaw the archaic and cruel practice of chasing bears and bobcats with packs of dogs. Assemblymember Mike Gatto, D-43, who represents the Burbank and Glendale areas, is...Tags: Mike Gatto, Wildlife, Elections, Environmental Issues, Politics
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Man's body found in Angeles National Forest
L.A. County sheriff's homicide detectives have placed a security hold on details surrounding the death of a man whose body was found near the base of a waterfall at Vasquez Creek in Big Tujunga Canyon. Hikers found the body Saturday at 6:30 p.m. near the...Tags: Richard Winton, Environmental Issues, Los Angeles Times, Forests, Forestry and Timber
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Residents tour Rosemont Preserve
The Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy welcomed dozens of people Saturday to tour 8 acres of open space known as the Rosemont Preserve, which they helped procure through donations. Community members raised $97,500 in May to help buy the property on Rosemont...
Tags: Wildlife, Environmental Issues
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San Fernando Valley roundup: Boosted Bentley in Burbank, eco-shop goes belly up in Valley Village, and helicopter noise in Van Nuys
Good morning readers. As you recover from the rare mid-week holiday, feast your tired eyes on these news bits from around the San Fernando Valley: Officals are saying a man attempted to kill himself in the Horse Flats Campground area Wednesday. The...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Ron Howard, Forests, Forestry and Timber
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Latest bear to visit Glendale is much smaller, police say
Glendale’s trash may have attracted a third bear to its hillsides, with residents in the Chevy Chase Canyon reporting a much smaller, 150-pound ursine in their neighborhood Thursday night, police said. That would put the bear at half the size of...Tags: Google+, Twitter, Inc., Environmental Issues, Forests, Forestry and Timber
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Fire threat level raised for Angeles National Forest amid higher temperatures
With vegetation drying out and warmer temperatures bearing down on the Southland, officials today raised the fire threat level for Angeles National Forest to “very high.” U.S. Forest Service officials are asking the more than 1 million people...
Tags: Weather Reports, Weather Warnings, Google+, Environmental Issues, Forests
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Officials work to reopen more of Angeles National Forest
As the public regains access to a huge swath of the fire-damaged Angeles National Forest, officials say attention will now focus on areas that are more difficult to rehabilitate. Forest supervisors reopened 41,000 acres to the public over Memorial Day...
Tags: Memorial Day, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Environmental Issues, Forests, Conservation
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Land trust to close deal on Rosemont Preserve
Officials at a local land trust said they are moving to close escrow on a 7.75-acre property in La Crescenta, dubbed the Rosemont Preserve, after community members closed a $40,000 fundraising gap that was preventing the purchase of the property. The...
Tags: Charity, Wildlife, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Environmental Issues
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JPL gives public a rare behind-the-scenes peak
Visitors to Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Space Flight Operations Facility were given one rule as they filed inside Saturday morning: Say ‘wow.' The hub that manages missions and flights is usually closed to the public; but many got a rare, close-...Tags: Science and Technology, Space Programs, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Environmental Issues, NASA
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Black bear leaves trail of overturned trash cans in Glendale neighborhood
A 300-pound black bear with a taste for Middle Eastern food may have returned to Chevy Chase Canyon for more Thursday night before being chased out, police said. Residents reported seeing the bear about 10 p.m. in the 2500 block of East Chevy Chase...Tags: Environmental Issues, Forests, Forestry and Timber, Chevy Chase
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'Meatball is back': Bear that was relocated in April is spotted again
Glendale might have two regular ursine visitors, according to a California Department of Fish and Game spokesman. Residents spotted a 300-pound black bear about 10 p.m. Thursday in the 2500 block of East Chevy Chase Drive — the same spot where a...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Forests, Meatballs, Forestry and Timber, Chevy Chase
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Meatball lover 'one heck of a smart bear,' official says
If bears like frozen meatballs and tuna, oranges, birthday cake and baklava, state and local officials are concerned that bears will love a Fourth of July barbecue feast. That scenario has police and wildlife authorities urging residents of Glendale...
Tags: Matt Stevens, Environmental Issues, Los Angeles Times, Forests, Meatballs
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