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The L.A. Parks Foundation hopes the new trees will alleviate some of the pollution from the neighboring 5 freeway.
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The brief respite from hellish weather was lovely, wasn’t it?
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This will help the city reach its goal of running on 100% renewable energy by 2035.
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Western wildfires pose a much broader threat to human health than to just those forced to evacuate the path of the blazes.
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The utility and its parent company have agreed to settle claims filed in more than 400 lawsuits by more than 35,000 victims of the 2015 blowout at a natural gas facility.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency provides valuable assistance to disaster survivors, but it is limited in scope and it's good to know that before a fire or earthquake strikes.
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Wildfire smoke from the Sequoia National Forest reached SoCal today, and its sticking around till this weekend.
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A report from Southern California Edison says moving from fossil fuels to electric sources will reduce carbon emissions — but the state needs a more dependable grid to make that happen.
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Gov. Newsom asked Californians to cut usage by 15% to alleviate drought conditions, but usage was only cut by 1.8%
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Dry conditions are expected to continue, along with onshore winds, which could increase fire risks.
