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El Niño Could Bring a Wet Winter to Los Angeles (opens the original)
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El Niño is coming in October and staying strong throughout winter 2026-2027, increased rainfall and coastal erosion is expected The weather phenomenon El Niño is right around the corner potentially coming October and staying strong through winter 2026-2027. It is expected to hit Southern California with wetter weather and increased rainfall. El Niño occurs due to surface ocean temperature increases significantly, leading to large stretches of storms along the ocean. Sending waves across the plan
Newsom Signs 2 Bills After Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire (opens the original)
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Gov. Newsom signed two bills that increase protection for communities who were impacted by the Boyle Heights fire on June 17 Gov. Newsom signed two pieces of legislation to strengthen the protection of communities who were impacted by the Boyle Heights fire on June 17. The fire lasted days, and significant cleanup soon followed. The Governor declared a state of emergency while residents were responding to the incident and its consequences. “Families in Boyle Heights and East LA were exposed to t
CD Sales Surge 58.6% as Physical Music Makes a Comeback (opens the original)
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CDs popularity increased with 45.7% more units sold this year compared to 2025 CDs are coming back in fashion, with a massive 58.6% increase in revenue since the beginning of 2026, as stated by the Recording Industry Association of America. Along with the jump in revenue, 5.5 million extra units were sold this year compared to 2025. Meaning a total of 17.5 million CDs were sold this year. The recorded music industry expanded as well, having a 6.9% increase in revenue this year. The second-larges
L.A. Heat Wave Sends California Power Demand Surging (opens the original)
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Extreme heat this week will lead to greater demand for power Los Angeles and multiple counties in Southern California are under an extreme heat warning. This will last until Thursday, 8 p.m., the high heat levels combined with warm nights will lead to businesses and homes being unable to cool down between extremely hot periods of time. “The combination of triple-digit temperatures in parts of Northern California, unusually warm overnight temperatures in major population centers, and elevated hum
LAPD Increases DUI Checkpoints for Labor Day Weekend (opens the original)
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LAPD plans increases in DUI checkpoints and patrols as Labor Day weekend approaches A series of DUI checkpoints was announced by the LAPD on Sept. 1, which highlight areas that will have higher levels of patrols until the end of Labor Day weekend on Monday. The purpose of these checkpoint locations is to educate drivers on the dangers of drinking while driving and remove intoxicated motorists from the road, promoting public safety on the streets. On Sept. 2, Newton Division will have increased D
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