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A couple of ways. One is via the Terminal and using the command line to do this. The other uses shareware utilities such as Cocktail. MacJanitor, or Xsupport are a few.
You can also search on macOSXhints.com under system logs.
Originally posted by PubGuy: I've got crash logs in the system profiler that are over a year old (and a few revisions of OS X back). These crash logs are no longer relavent.
How can anyone clear these logs out (i.e. delete them) so that you can start a fresh log session?
Just trash them.
~/Library/Logs/CrashReporter
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