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  National Drive Electric Week from Sept. 12 to 20 is a nationwide celebration to heighten awareness of today's widespread availability of plug-in vehicles and highlight the benefits of all-electric and plug-in hybrid-electric cars...

More and more Americans are taking responsibility for their personal contribution to global climate change by driving fuel efficient cars, insulating their homes and switching to energy efficient lighting and household appliances. However, even...

Seven Sierra Club leaders, including ICO's Shirley Hickman, took 70 Los Angeles middle school students to Catalina Island over Memorial Day weekend. The point? To camp, share and enjoy the outdoors. Here's what that trip looked like:...

    "How can a project this big go forward with an unusable water supply?" Suzanne Forster asked the California Coastal Commission at a June hearing. The vice-chair of the Banning Ranch Conservancy was asking the panel about...

REGISTER Get Directions Printable View Add to Personal Calendar   Join us for a one-day workshop on Aug. 29 that’s focused on recruiting and retaining Angeles Chapter leaders. Many entities say...

  This 90 minute video covers Jeremy Evans 211 mile solo hike on The John Muir Trail from Yosemite Valley to Mount Whitney. Photo slide show with narrated videos and time lapses. For more info visit www.evansdp.com...

As you may know, Sierra Club has committed to advance diversity, equity and inclusion goals. We are encouraging staff and volunteers to seek out opportunities for training, learning and action.  In the wake of the tragic, racially motivated...

Southern California currently has a patch work of national, state, county and city parks and trails that mostly didn’t exist before the 1970s. A plan has been afoot for some time to join them together to protect wildlife, open space, water...

The $68-billion high-speed rail project that would link L.A. to San Francisco in a 2.5 hour trip recently drew protests in Southern California over the planned segment between Palmdale and Burbank. But that doesn't mean that California isn...

In the past 20 years, the population of monarch butterflies has decreased by 90%. Herbicides like Monsanto's Roundup and genetically manipulated Roundup Ready crops have destroyed the milkweed plants monarchs rely on to eat and lay their eggs....