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Ryan Fonseca
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Former Associate Editor
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You can thank another atmospheric river for the downpour, which could reach half-an-inch per hour.
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National Weather Service forecasters predict the heavier rain will start Thursday.
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Here's some context and background on how a very old illness became modern headline news in recent months.
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City Councilman Gil Cedillo said the symbolic label makes "a political statement about the types of laws and protections we will support so that all Angelenos can fully realize their potential."
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Local rivers and storm drains have flushed our trash to the ocean. "Our beaches look like landfills after every major rain," one expert told us.
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There could even be a dusting of snow in the Antelope Valley.
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Two more inches of rain are supposed fall before Tuesday and snow levels could drop to 3,000 feet.
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As per usual, the sequel is going to be worse than the original.
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The region could get more than four inches of rain by the time the storms pass early next week.
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The 35-day shutdown interrupted and delayed critical wildfire recovery work that park staff was in the middle of after the Woolsey Fire.
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Broken bones, dislocated joints and bleeding in the skull were among the more severe cases documented in the new study.
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Media industry veteran Herb Scannell, who once led Nickelodeon and BBC Worldwide, North America, will serve as Southern California Public Radio’s new president and CEO beginning late February.