Climate & Environment

Southern California, We're Getting Warm, Dry, Windy Weather Later This Week

Cool and foggy on the weekend, warm and dry on the weekdays. Call it a curse or a blessing — SoCal's weather is unique.

It's Not The Apocalypse, It's Just Fog In LA

Forecasters say this cooling trend will continue through Monday. And we're back to warm weather next week — Santa Ana winds are expected to hit mid-to late next week.

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How LA Marathon Organizers Are Trying To Reduce Waste Along Route

Los Angeles, get ready to run!

State Regulators Move To Increase Gas Storage At Aliso Canyon Site

The California Public Utilities Commission says it needs to increase storage to meet energy demands this winter.

Global Climate Crisis Talks Are Underway. What Does It Mean For Angelenos?

COP26, a global summit on the climate emergency, aims to put us on track to save the planet. The agreements made at the conference will impact generations of SoCal residents.

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What’s At Stake For California And Newsom At Climate Conference?

Gov. Newsom and state leaders are attending an international conference to make a statement on California climate change policy. The governor has big shoes to fill compared to former Gov. Jerry Brown.

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California Has Few Protections For Working and Living In Extreme Heat Indoors

A new UCLA study says the state needs a more comprehensive strategy to protect people from extreme heat in places like senior living facilities, daycares, prisons and other indoor workplaces.