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"I'm blown away that people say there's no fall color in California," says the editor of a fall color blog.
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This Saturday night's moon might look a lot bigger than usual. As NASA puts it, it could be "as much as 14% bigger and 30% brighter."
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It looks like another early season for humpback whales in the Santa Barbara Channel. Since Thursday, there have been at least 10 humpbacks seen each day.
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Los Angeles-based photographer and filmmaker Henry Jun Wah Lee has done it again. This week he published another time-lapse video of beautiful spots in the Southwest, including a handful of California spots.
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What happens when filmmakers go on a nearly month-long hiking trip and meet up with musicians, painters and others along the way? So far it seems like a pretty great documentary.
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If you still haven't been to Yosemite National Park, might this be your tipping point?
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A worthy reason to wake up early this Saturday morning, December 10th.
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Need something to push you over the edge and start planning a hike of the 211-mile John Muir Trail?
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Excitement over a pod of humpback whales hanging out closer to the shore than usual has drawn people to the area, but the encounters are dangerous for both people and the pod.
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As seasons for whale watching go, this one has been pretty spectacular.
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On Friday, two giant sequoia trees fell over side by side, blocking a portion of the short, but popular, Trail of the 100 Giants in the southern Sierra-Nevada Mountains. No one was hurt, but a visitor happened to capture the...
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When shooting our paddleboarding episode this summer we ran into Kathy Kohner Zuckerman. Who is she? She's a living surfer legend.
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Devils Postpile National Monument celebrated its 100th year this past July. Located down the road from Mammoth Mountain, the small National Park Service unit is a spectacular gem tucked away in the Sierra Mountains.
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I Am Los Angeles: The Art of Being Earnest
OBEY/Studio One artist Ernesto Yerena grew up in El Centro near the border, where there was a distinction between "good" and "bad" Mexicans.
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