Emily Guerin

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California's building codes aren't keeping up with the severity of our wildfires.

California's wildfire building codes weren't designed for the modern megafire era.

It's the third-driest year since record-keeping began in 1877.

If you were hoping Hurricane Rosa would drench Southern California, we're sorry to disappoint you: the L.A. area is only going to get clouds and a sprinkle of rain. Still, enjoy the change of pace: hurricanes are exceedingly are rare here, because the atmosphere in Southern California is very stable, making it hard for storms to form, and the water is too cold.

The Air Resources Board could require every transit agency in the state to phase out fossil-fuel powered buses by 2040.

The developer says he can protect the homes and residents.

A new LADWP program would let renters buy solar electricity from shared panels installed on city buildings, and lock in low rates.

Hint: follow the money.

Environmental activists from Los Angeles say the governor hasn't done enough to clean up the places where they live and breathe.

Nearly three-quarters of the new oil wells drilled in California in the past 7 years were in low income communities of color, according to a new analysis. Those numbers are helping fuel a campaign to get Governor Brown to ban new oil wells in the state before he leaves office.

Why? An invasive mosquito is spreading throughout Southern California that's far more aggressive than our native mosquito.