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High tides later in the year could mean even more flooding conditions for coastal residents and infrastructure that have already been inundated.
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Approximately 5 million Angelenos will be hit by extreme heat, wildfire, drought, inland flooding or sea level rise. How can new data help cities prepare?
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Last week, officials predicted full containment by Oct. 25.
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She was the first mountain lion in California to be treated for injuries, rehabilitated, and released back into the wild.
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Gusty winds are expected for much of Southern California during the early part of this week.
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This time, though, no thunderstorms are forecast.
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Investigators trying to pinpoint the cause of the big oil spill in Orange County say they suspect offshore oil platform Elly was somehow involved.
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The damage could take 10 or more years to fully restore.
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How has wildlife been impacted? What caused the spill?
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Lawmakers want increased protections for workers and school children, in addition to better data collection to understand the health impacts of wildfire smoke.
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A pipeline breach this weekend sent 126,000 gallons of oil into the ocean. If you came in contact with contaminated water, you should seek medical care.
