Residents are seeing trucks with Army Corps of Engineers markings far from any sites where fire debris is allowed to go. Here’s what we figured out. 

 

Residents are seeing trucks with Army Corps of Engineers markings far from any sites where fire debris is allowed to go. Here&rsquo;s what we figured out.&nbsp;
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A reader asked: Is fire debris being dumped  in my neighborhood? LAist investigated

The Dodgers lost to the Giants last night, 8 to 7. It was the team's 7th straight loss off another BAD night for pitcher Dustin May. Now off the field, the rivalry has extended to the transit agencies for LA and San Francisco. 

 

The Dodgers lost to the Giants last night, 8 to 7.&nbsp;It was the team's 7th straight loss off another BAD night for pitcher Dustin May.&nbsp;Now off the field, the rivalry has extended to the transit agencies for LA and San Francisco.&nbsp;
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Rivalry between Dodgers and Giants extends to the cities' transit agencies

The next time you come across a big bumble bee, be sure to let them be. LAist's Robert Garrova explains. 

The next time you come across a big bumble bee, be sure to let them be. LAist's Robert Garrova explains.&nbsp;

Why California native bees are struggling to keep up with honey bees 

L.A. is often associated with reinvention. What is seen as progress can come at the expense of the old, the historic, and that can make preserving pieces of the past feel like swimming against the current. But that hasn’t stopped a small group of Angelenos who’ve banded together to save a palm tree by the name of Sunshine.

L.A. is often associated with reinvention.&nbsp;What is seen as progress can come at the expense of the old, the historic, and that can make preserving pieces of the past feel like swimming against the current.&nbsp;But that hasn&rsquo;t stopped a small group of Angelenos who&rsquo;ve banded together to save a palm tree by the name of Sunshine.

A reader asked: Is fire debris being dumped in my neighborhood? LAist investigated

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