The severe toxic algae bloom that sickened or killed hundreds of marine animals appears to be subsiding. LAist's Robert Garrova has more.

The severe toxic algae bloom that sickened or killed hundreds of marine animals appears to be subsiding. LAist's Robert Garrova has more.

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Toxic algae bloom behind hundreds of marine animal deaths is finally subsiding

Adolfo Guzman-Lopez talks to Pomona city leaders and others about the future of the murals.

Adolfo Guzman-Lopez talks to Pomona city leaders and others about the future of the murals.

Pomona has 5 Cesar Chavez murals. So now what?

Daniel Martinez takes you to the L.A. River dance party. 

Daniel Martinez takes you to the L.A. River dance party.&nbsp;

The LA River... as a dance floor

The Adelanto immigration detention center is among the top 10 facilities in the U.S. placing people in solitary confinement, according to an LAist analysis of the most recent ICE data.

The Adelanto immigration detention center is among the top 10 facilities in the U.S. placing people in solitary confinement, according to an LAist analysis of the most recent ICE data.

Toxic algae bloom behind hundreds of marine animal deaths is finally subsiding

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