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If you're headed to the beach to escape the heat, be careful. Rip currents and high surf are likely. Meanwhile, there's a possibility of thunder and lightning.
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Conflicting information between the City of Pasadena and the Pasadena Unified School District has caused confusion and disappointment.Listen 0:42
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The Trump EPA calls Biden-era rules for cutting pollution from heavy trucks "unworkable."
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Temperatures will drop a degree or two for the weekend. Come Tuesday extreme heat returns.
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Anaheim's ARTIC train station uses a technology called radiant cooling. It's more energy efficient than traditional air conditioning, and it feels nice too.Listen 0:47
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What do forecasters’ extreme heat alerts actually mean? LAist explains.Listen 0:44
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Temperatures continue to reach 90 degrees and above here in Southern California. Dry and windy conditions will remain throughout the day for mountains, valleys and deserts.
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The local vector control district is using a new method that it hopes will ultimately reduce the population.Listen 0:38
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More heat advisories kick in for the Inland Empire today. Today is also one of the warmest days of the week.
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Hot, dry weather is expected to bring triple-digit temperatures and fire risk to parts of Southern California this week and well into next.Listen 0:41