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International Surfing Museum Relocates to New Huntington Beach Site

International Surfing Museum Relocates to New Huntington Beach Site

International Surfing Museum Relocates to New Huntington Beach Site
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California to bake under extreme heat for next several days. See the maps

California to bake under extreme heat for next several days. See the maps

The National Weather Service in San Diego said high temperatures will run about 10 degrees above average through Saturday.
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Los Angeles Rams Unveil Throwback Uniforms Honoring Historic Teams

Los Angeles Rams Unveil Throwback Uniforms Honoring Historic Teams

Los Angeles Rams Unveil Throwback Uniforms Honoring Historic Teams
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Zenno Astronautics Relocates Headquarters to Los Angeles Following Successful Orbital Test

Zenno Astronautics Relocates Headquarters to Los Angeles Following Successful Orbital Test

Zenno Astronautics Relocates Headquarters to Los Angeles Following Successful Orbital Test
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Southern California Heat Wave Peaks Through Sunday, Elevated Risks Persist

Southern California Heat Wave Peaks Through Sunday, Elevated Risks Persist

Southern California is experiencing a prolonged heat wave, with temperatures peaking through Sunday, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Highs are expected to range from the 90s to low 100s in valley areas, with the Antelope Valley reaching over 100°F (37.8°C). Coastal areas will see slightly cooler temperatures in the 70s to 80s (21-27°C). Muggy conditions are limiting overnight cooling, increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses. A heat advisory is in effect until 8 p.m. Monday. The Santa Barbara Airport recorded a record-high temperature of 95°F (35°C) on Wednesday, surpassing the previous record of 94°F (34.4°C) set in 2016. The region has faced consecutive heat waves in recent weeks, contributing to dry landscapes and fueling wildfires in parts of California.
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Southern California Heat Wave Peaks, Relief Expected Soon

Southern California Heat Wave Peaks, Relief Expected Soon

Southern California is currently experiencing a significant heat wave, with temperatures peaking through Sunday, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Highs are reaching the 90s to low 100s in the valleys, with the Antelope Valley exceeding 100°F (37.8°C). Coastal areas are slightly cooler, ranging from the 70s to 80s (21-31°C). Muggy conditions are limiting overnight cooling, increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses. A heat advisory remains in effect until 8 p.m. Monday. The Santa Barbara Airport recorded a record-high temperature of 95°F (35°C) on Wednesday, surpassing the previous record of 94°F (34.4°C) set in 2016. The heat wave has also contributed to dry conditions, fueling 11 new wildfires across California this week, including incidents in Riverside and San Diego counties.
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LISTEN: California Film Commissioner Colleen Bell Talks State Tax Incentive Battles and Hollywood’s Future: ‘These Are Jobs Programs’

LISTEN: California Film Commissioner Colleen Bell Talks State Tax Incentive Battles and Hollywood’s Future: ‘These Are Jobs Programs’

On the latest episode of Variety‘s “Strictly Business” podcast, Colleen Bell, director of the California State Film Commission, discusses her wins in her role as the Golden State’s film chief and the hurdles that remain to restore a high volume of TV and film lensing activity in Hollywood’s backyard. Bell says the past few years […]
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What Super El Niño forecast could mean for winter in Ohio

What Super El Niño forecast could mean for winter in Ohio

Will Ohio see less snow this winter? Here's what a strengthening Super El Niño could mean for the state.
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'Heartbreaking loss.' Red panda cub dies at California zoo

'Heartbreaking loss.' Red panda cub dies at California zoo

According to the zoo, red panda cubs are “very fragile." The cub was born to a first-time mother named Ruby.
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Environmental Crisis at California's Salton Sea Affects Vulnerable Communities

Environmental Crisis at California's Salton Sea Affects Vulnerable Communities

The Salton Sea in Southern California, once a popular vacation destination, is now a source of environmental and health concerns as it shrinks and exposes toxic sediments. The lake's retreat releases harmful dust particles that pose respiratory and cardiovascular risks to nearby communities, primarily affecting low-income, racial, and ethnic minorities. A recent study highlights the poor living conditions and health challenges faced by these communities, who must adapt their daily routines to avoid exposure to toxic dust. The situation underscores the need for effective mitigation measures and public health interventions.
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‘A Toxic Love Story’: 5 Things We Learned From Netflix’s New True-Crime Doc

‘A Toxic Love Story’: 5 Things We Learned From Netflix’s New True-Crime Doc

The documentary explores the case of a U.S. Deputy Marshall and his wife who claimed they were being harassed. But the reality was much darker
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Pasadena Businesses Struggle Amid Copper Wire Theft and Heatwave

Pasadena Businesses Struggle Amid Copper Wire Theft and Heatwave

Pasadena businesses are facing significant challenges as copper wire thefts from rooftop air conditioning units coincide with a heatwave in Southern California. According to the Los Angeles Times, six rooftop AC units have been targeted since the beginning of the year, with two thefts occurring in recent days. The thefts have left businesses like Sweet Red Peach bakery and Petsadena Animal Hospital struggling to maintain operations in sweltering conditions. Temperatures inside the bakery have reached 93°F (34°C), forcing employees to work under extreme heat. The thefts are part of a new trend in Pasadena, where rooftop units are being targeted instead of street-level copper wiring. The damages caused by these thefts far exceed the value of the stolen copper, leaving businesses with repair costs that can reach up to $25,000.