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Clear the brush around your home, prepare an emergency kit and make sure you and your family have evacuation plans.
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L.A. County officials are asking people to stay away from the area and out of the water there.
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The blanket of sewage-sludge is left over from the catastrophic backup and flooding at the Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant on July 11. Residents have reported headaches and other symptoms from the lingering odor.
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Of California's 58 counties, 50 are in a drought emergency.
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An excessive heat warning is in place for parts of L.A. County where temperatures will exceed 100 degrees.
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Roads, interchanges, bike paths, transit, clean water projects and much more could be funded if or when the massive infrastructure bill wins House passage.
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The Antelope Valley, San Gabriel, and San Bernardino Mountains can expect storms Wednesday night.
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Here's some unsettling news: California is on track to surpass last year's fire season, which burned the most land in recorded state history.
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The message to world leaders is more dire, and more unequivocal, than ever before.
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Researchers from UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography sent a robotic submersible down to take samples and livestream from the ocean floor at a DDT dump site.
