Toxic algae bloom causes surge in sick sea lions along San Diego coast
As a harmful algae bloom continues to spread along California’s coastline, more animals are falling ill in San Diego.
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The Disaster After the Disaster: Many Contaminants May Be Overlooked in the Wake of the L.A. Fires
Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara, found that wildfire ash can fertilize algae, which can lead to a ...
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SMC Boardmember Sion Roy declares early entry into race to replace Ben Allen
Dr. Sion Roy, a cardiologist and the Santa Monica College Board Vice Chair, has announced his candidacy for California's ...
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Gavin Newsom’s MAGA-curious podcast mystifies listeners — and sets Democratic lawmakers on edge
The California governor’s about-face retreat from leading critic of President Donald Trump to MAGA-curious pundit comes at a ...
Santa Monica Daily Press2d
Local rents climb, but Santa Monica isn’t the biggest beneficiary of wildfire driven increases
In the post-Palisades housing economy, Santa Monica's rental market is showing strong growth in early 2025, with median rents ...
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Maps Show Expanded Tsunami Risk Areas for Calif. Coast
More communities than previously thought could be impacted by a tsunami resulting from a large earthquake off the California ...
Trial by Fire: Inside the Ravaging of Los Angeles
Photojournalist Stuart Palley turned his camera on the California wildfires and shares his account of devastation and ...
Scientists Find That Your Vision May Predict Dementia 12 Years Before Diagnosis
Scientists found visual sensitivity tests could predict dementia up to 12 years before it was diagnosed. The eyes are ...
Who Wants to Live in the Palisades Now?
T he Palisades Fire burned its way through Jennifer Champion’s life. It started in the hills where her family liked to hike ...