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If approved, businesses and homeowners breaking the rules could be fined.
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Welcome, winter. Grab your coat, beanie, scarf and gloves before heading out the door.
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Recent storms jumped the snowpack in the mountains from 16% to about 160% of normal for the state. But we're still playing catch-up.
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Power outages, road closures, and evacuations are happening during the downpour.
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Prepare your umbrellas, folks. Or don’t. Stay home and stay cozy, L.A.
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An air pollution agency put out the word on how to file a complaint. It got a lot more of them.
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Heavy rain is finally on the horizon so keep your coats out.
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While car drivers must get regular smog checks, heavy duty diesel trucks haven’t had same level of oversight — until now.
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As part of the city's Green New Deal, councilmembers call for a change to building codes to make new construction greener.
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Today the L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to unhook more than a million Angelenos in unincorporated areas of the county from fossil fuels. The move is another step towards reaching the county’s, and the world’s, goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.