A New Study Suggests the ‘Big One’ Might Be Less Destructive in L.A. Than We Thought
If geologist Kimerly Blisniuk's research is correct, some of the death and injury we've been bracing for in the L.A. Basin might be mitigated
‘Ologies’ Host Alie Ward Is Making Science Wonderfully Entertaining
The never boring podcast about experts in different sciences recently passed the 50-million-downloads threshold
California’s Wildfires Now Are Five Times More Destructive Than in 1972
And that doesn’t even include the millions of acres burning right now
Daredevil and Flat-Earther ‘Mad Mike’ Hughes Dies in Homemade Rocket Crash
The Barstow-based stuntman's ill-fated final flight was caught on video
Jane Fonda and Norman Lear Join Activists in Occupying Oil Company Offices in DTLA
The action follows the first Fire Drill Friday rally in L.A.
Jane Fonda Brings the ‘Fire Drill Fridays’ Rallies to L.A.
The activist actor and her famous friends have made it clear they’re willing to get arrested for climate change
Angelenos Apparently Hate Life Just a Touch More Than Other Americans
A new USC survey of L.A. County residents showed greater than average ”dissatisfaction” thanks to, you guessed it, the cost of living
Party Like Its 1969 at These Apollo 11-Themed Events Around L.A.
Celebrate the lunar landing's 50th anniversary in style
If the U.S. Followed California’s Lead, Greenhouse Emissions Would Be Way Lower
California’s environmental protections are working, but the Trump administration wants to take away the state’s ability to self-regulate
The Once-a-Decade Corpse Flower Is About to Bloom, Because Nature Is Gross but Also Cool
A delicate scent of rotting flesh