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Southern California should dodge the brunt of Hurricane Polo, which is churning off the coast of Mexico, but we could see rain, as well as coastal erosion and flooding.
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Scientists, fire crews and volunteers are working to prevent more damage ahead of the El Niño-driven rains expected this winter.Listen 0:47
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The Eaton and Palisades fires — and the resulting deaths among older people and adults with disabilities — sparked study but not action in L.A. County and California.
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Insurance companies are starting to write new policies in California again after years of holding back as wildfire risk climbed higher.
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The beach is already damaged from the last swell. With more storms expected, the city plans to declare a state of emergency.
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The creatures are here because of warm waters associated with El Niño, but the climate system could also threaten native species that aren’t used to the heat.
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The LAFD said the fire was caused by an “electrical event” that occurred on the roof of the building, but could not determine what caused it.
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California is preparing for flooding and dangerous storms as a potentially historic El Niño strengthens.
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The bill would've narrowed a manufacturing exemption Newsom pushed last year. Its author says she'll try again in 2026.
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Boyle Heights and East LA residents outside the relief zones designated for the warehouse fire say the same smoky, noxious air left them sick and facing steep bills.
