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Southern California should dodge the brunt of Hurricane Polo, which is churning off the coast of Mexico, but we could see rain, as well as coastal erosion and flooding.
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Some environmental movements, like Earth Day, have been around for decades. But have you ever heard of Plastic Free July?Listen 0:45
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The Boyle Heights and Garden Grove emergencies are raising questions about emergency planning, inspections and accountability.
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Cleanup was postponed from earlier this month.Listen 0:38
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USC's CLEAN program is offering free soil testing for residents in Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department will now work on handing over the operation to the owners of the building.
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Crowds packed a block party near Mariachi Plaza to watch Mexico defeat South Korea one day after the fire sparked. Air quality has fluctuated since then.Listen 0:41
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Police departments around SoCal are starting to embrace new technologies this Fourth of July that cracks down on illegal firework use.
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The suit's goal is to block California's enforcement of a stringent recycling law that aims to reduce plastic packaging waste.
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The city had faced lawsuits from oil companies but is working to reinstate its law phasing out all drilling in Los Angeles.
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The Antelope and Cuyama valleys could see temperatures as high as 106 degrees.
