Encouraged by the Trump administrations pro-development policies, an Oregon county wants to take some control over federal lands that cover half of the high desert, mountains and forests within its borders.
Nation and World
Barbara Patton scans the expansive beach on Washington’s outer coast looking for telltale signs of dead seabirds: a feather sticking straight up, dark colors in the sand, unusual seaweed clumps that could mask a carcass.
Just offshore from Waikikis pristine white sand beaches, a fishing boat transporting foreign workers destined for low-paying jobs in Hawaiis fishing fleet smashed into a shallow reef last month.
Husband-and-wife falconers Alyssa and Mike Bordonaro are “The Hawk Pros,” just one of a number of Southern California bird-abatement businesses.
Rumbling bulldozers and front-loaders have started scraping up the ash, charred wood and crumbled bricks and concrete left from thousands of homes and buildings destroyed by blazes in California wine country, launching a new phase in the largest wildfire cleanup in state history.
A homeless crisis of unprecedented proportions is rocking the West Coast, and its victims are being left behind by the very things that mark the regions success: soaring housing costs, rock-bottom vacancy rates and a roaring economy that waits for no one.
Disneyland has shut down two cooling towers after people who visited the Southern California theme park came down with Legionnaires’ disease.
A daughter of polygamous sect leader Warren Jeffs said he sexually abused her for years when she was a child growing up in the secretive group, according to an interview aired Friday on “Megyn Kelly Today.”
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