Author: Susan Shelley

At the very beginning, I said I was going to make them do this in full view of the public. They’re doing it, and I

Nobody in the United States Patent Office ever actually said, “Everything that can be invented has been invented.” The faux-quotation was a joke that became

In 1962, the Mona Lisa was assessed at an insurance value of $100 million. That would be about $837 million today, and not even close

“Stopped by a Pizza Hut to bring some food in last night and was met with this beauty,” an L.A. Daily News reader emailed under

In what may signal the beginning of the end of alarmism over climate change, a group of civil rights activists is suing the California Air

Another new tax is headed for your water bill, as if it wasn’t high enough already. Gov. Jerry Brown has been trying to push through

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The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors just voted to go forward with a pilot program to house homeless people in tiny houses in the

Have we reached the point where air pollution regulations are harming people more than air pollution itself? That’s the question at the heart of the