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Lucas Brady Woods
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Lucas Brady Woods covers the weather, disasters and other topics related to climate and science. He previously covered the Colorado State Capitol, elections and Colorado’s Congressional delegation for KUNC. He is a Pasadena native.
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El Niño’s signature heavy rains could make driving more risky than usual. Make sure your car is safe now, before extreme weather hits.
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Now’s the time to take steps to protect your home from heavy rain, flooding and landslides that could come with this year’s potentially historic El Niño season.
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This year’s potentially historic El Niño could cause flooding and coastal erosion. Emergency officials want you to make a plan for your household now.
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Charter Amendment LA would take power away from the Board of Public Works and give it to the agency’s director. But does anyone even hold the title “director of Public Works?”
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L.A. voters are being asked to decide on whether the city should budget on a two-year cycle and other planning reforms.
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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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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 city of L.A. wants to double the baseline budget for the city’s parks department over the next decade, without raising taxes.
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Scientists say the coastal erosion from the far-off hurricane that destroyed homes and swallowed beaches is a preview of what’s to come as soon as next month.
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Remnants of Hurricane Marie continue to mix with high temperatures.
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In addition to light rain, forecasters are warning of dangerous surf.
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Karen Bass and Nithya Raman detailed their environmental platforms at the Thursday night event and painted two different pictures of Los Angeles.
