Urban Mountain Lions Become Night Hunters to Avoid Human Contact
Mountain lions in Los Angeles are adapting their behavior by becoming more nocturnal to minimize human interactions, according to new research. The study tracked 22 mountain lions and found that those living near humans have shifted their activity patterns while still maintaining successful coexistence.
Southern California Emerges as Electric Truck Manufacturing Hub
The Port of Los Angeles is leading a transportation revolution as electric trucks replace diesel vehicles, establishing Southern California as a zero-emission commercial vehicle center. Early adopters like 4 Gen Logistics are building substantial EV truck fleets while working through technological growing pains.
Los Angeles Pioneers $740M Wastewater-to-Drinking Water Conversion Project
Los Angeles is launching a groundbreaking initiative to transform wastewater into potable drinking water, with construction beginning at the Tillman Water Reclamation Plant. The $740-million project will produce 20 million gallons of drinking water daily by 2027, serving 250,000 residents.
From Lawns to Crops: California's Front Yard Revolution
South Los Angeles residents are transforming grass lawns into productive vegetable gardens, addressing food security and water conservation. This urban farming trend is reshaping residential spaces into sustainable, community-feeding oases.
From Lawns to Harvests: How Crop Swap LA is Revolutionizing Urban Food Security
Crop Swap LA transforms front yards into productive vegetable gardens, addressing food insecurity in Los Angeles. This innovative approach not only provides fresh produce but also revives community connections and promotes healthier living.
Southern California Breweries Triumph at Great American Beer Festival
Local craft breweries from Southern California shine at the prestigious Great American Beer Festival, bringing home multiple gold medals. Highland Park Brewery leads the pack with top honors and four gold medals, while Long Beach breweries make waves in highly competitive categories.
Phillips 66 to Cease Gasoline Production in Los Angeles by 2025
Phillips 66 plans to close its Los Angeles refinery complex, ending over a century of gasoline production. The decision reflects California's energy transition and will impact the state's fuel supply, with the company exploring redevelopment options for the site.
Los Angeles Considers Guaranteed Income for Domestic Violence Survivors and Foster Youth
LA officials are exploring a groundbreaking initiative to provide regular cash payments to domestic violence survivors and young adults transitioning out of foster care. The program aims to offer financial stability and independence to these vulnerable groups.