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Regulators said the state's biggest power companies didn't go far enough to protect customers during dangerous heat. Here's what changes now.
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Lineage has announced new recovery efforts, including housing and financial support, but many details are still unclear.
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"Extreme heat" is in the forecast this summer. How do people cope if they don't have air conditioning?
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As temperatures are expected to climb above 90 degrees this week, residents fear the heat will worsen odors from rotting food and attract more pests.
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The narrow strip of beach on the Long Beach peninsula faces erosion and flooding as climate change and El Niño push tides higher.
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State wildlife officials announced that 34 crustaceans were returned to the ocean alive.Listen 0:43
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One Los Angeles contractor found a planet-friendly solution to a problem many California mobile home park residents face: dangerous heat and unaffordable cooling.
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As we all prep for this heat wave, here are some things you can do to prepare ahead of time.
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Air quality officials have cited Lineage LLC for “rotten, sour, garbage-type odors” coming from its Boyle Heights warehouse after getting more than 40 complaints.Listen 0:41
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Most of the region is expected to swelter, with temperatures in the 90s and 100s, along with tropical humidity.Listen 0:42
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The epicenter was between Ridgecrest to the north and Edwards Air Force base to the south.
