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Black bear seen walking in busy commercial area in Glendale
A large black bear went on a midnight stroll through a neighborhood in the foothills of Los Angeles County.
The bear was first spotted at Franklin Street and Lowell Avenue in Glendale.
The animal was seen in the parking lot of "Do It Center" in a busy...Tags: Environmental Issues, KTLA, Natural Resources
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Warnings issued after mountain lion kills Chihuahua
Authorities are canvassing a North Glendale neighborhood with warning notices after a mountain lion scaled a 6-foot backyard fence early Monday and killed a Chihuahua. The mountain lion, described as being at least 150 pounds, hopped a gate at about 1 a....Tags: Environmental Issues, Pets, Natural Resources
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Drivers, riders flock to reopened Crest
Motorists and cyclists gathered by the dozen on Friday morning to be among the first in more than a year to travel a scenic stretch of Angeles Crest Highway that was closed after sustaining heavy damage following fire and rain.
The steep, winding roadway...Tags: Commuting, Forests, Travel, Motorcycling, Murder
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A wild bonding experience
Some people volunteer in hospitals or libraries, but others babysit escape artist orangutans and dig worms for hungry foxes.
The Los Angeles Zoo enlists 800 volunteers from high school teens to retirees throughout the Los Angeles area, many of whom live...Tags: Endangered Species, Science and Technology, Elephant (animal), Diplomacy, Environmental Issues
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Scouting out the best skills
Thousands of Cub and Boy Scouts learned practical skills while having fun at this weekend's Centennial Council Jamboree at Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park in San Dimas.
The event was a joint effort between the San Gabriel Valley and Verdugo Hills councils...Tags: Endangered Species, Environmental Issues, Sports, Conservation, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Valley preservation in sights
PASADENA — Rep. Adam Schiff on Friday announced the start of the long-awaited study of the region's hillsides, which could lead to federal protection of the local area. The announcement was a major milestone for Schiff (D-Burbank), who began...Tags: Lobbying, Justice System, Forests, George W. Bush, Environmental Issues
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Wildlife preserved
While news of BP's efforts to cap the oil gusher in the Gulf Coast continued to make headlines last week, 11th-graders at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy were busy Thursday afternoon raising more than $3,000 for wildlife rescue efforts. The carnival-...Tags: Water Pollution, Emergency Incidents, Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (2010), Science and Technology, Environmental Issues
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Three dogs rescued
Three dogs left outside an abandoned foreclosed home for weeks were rescued Tuesday after shelter operators said the pack was vulnerable to predators and starvation.
The dogs were left without food or water, but a Good Samaritan appeared to have taken...Tags: Foreclosures, Pets, Los Angeles, Dog (animal), Natural Resources
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Bears seen in foothill neighborhood
LA CRESCENTA — Summer heat and charred hillsides have prompted the tell-tale signs of wildlife coming down into urban neighborhoods for respite and food.
Bears, bobcats, deer and coyotes have been spotted recently in backyards and on neighborhood...Tags: Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Animals, Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Pets, Los Angeles
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Abandoned dogs still homeless
GLENDALE — All three dogs that were found abandoned in a foreclosed north Glendale home last month have not found new families yet, officials said. All the dogs are in good health after being abandoned for weeks at a home on Delisle Court off...Tags: Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Foreclosures, Real Estate Agents, Pets, Los Angeles
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On genetically engineered food, let the market decide
The movement to force the labeling of genetically engineered food is gaining momentum. In November 2012, an initiative to require the labels in California was on the ballot; it was defeated. Now, federal legislation carried by Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif....
Tags: Chemical Industry, Science and Technology, Food and Drug Administration, Arable Farming, Biotechnology
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Airport Proposals Raise Coastal Trail Concerns
Channel 2 NewsAn airport in Anchorage is in the beginning phases of determining the best path forward to meet current and future needs, but two of the five "draft alternative plans" are stirring up a conflict between conservation and development. On Thursday night,...
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