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Forecasters aren't sure exactly how much rain will fall this weekend, but it's safe to say that Southern California trick-or-treaters should expect some.
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The bigger challenge will be to implement it.
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Small solar businesses and clean energy advocates worry it'll gut the industry, but the state says the change will boost access for Californians who can't afford solar.
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Important note: The map only shows the fire hazard in areas the state is responsible for taking care of.
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The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California says more mandatory restrictions are in the forecast.
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Given the news about P-22, we wanted to do a quick check in on the rest of L.A.'s mountain lions.
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The Griffith Park mountain lion was captured in a Los Feliz backyard on Monday.
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The mountain lion known as P-22 has been tranquilized by authorities and transported to a wild animal care facility. He was found in the Los Feliz area.
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Multiple early season storms have dropped loads of rain and snow. But the drought persists and there’s no guarantee the wet weather will continue.
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It's a climate and public health win, but it won't be an easy transition.
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Businesses with more than 26 employees must comply with the ban beginning in April of next year, and smaller businesses have until April 2024.
