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Did you feel it? Small earthquake centered near Ontario rattles SoCal

Did you feel it? Small earthquake centered near Ontario rattles SoCal

The earthquake struck nearly four miles southeast of Ontario at 5:37 a.m., according to the United States Geological Survey.
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Security 101 Acquires Silverstrand Technologies to Expand Southern California Presence

Security 101 Acquires Silverstrand Technologies to Expand Southern California Presence

Security 101 Acquires Silverstrand Technologies to Expand Southern California Presence
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Vote. Republic's top 10 Arizona HS football games, Sept. 3-4.

Vote. Republic's top 10 Arizona HS football games, Sept. 3-4.

The Arizona Republic picks the most intriguing high school football matchups of the week.
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Tropical Storm Marie May Bring Rain, Wind, and High Surf to Southern California

Tropical Storm Marie May Bring Rain, Wind, and High Surf to Southern California

Tropical Storm Marie, currently forming in the Pacific Ocean, has the potential to impact Southern California over the Labor Day weekend. The storm, fueled by warm El Niño conditions, is moving northward, with some computer models suggesting it could strengthen into a hurricane. Forecast models, including dynamical, statistical, and ensemble spaghetti models, show varying paths for the storm. While some predict it will approach the Southern California coast, others suggest it may veer westward into the ocean. The National Weather Service (NWS) has indicated a high likelihood of large waves and strong rip currents along the coast, with a moderate chance of coastal flooding on south-facing shores. However, the chances of widespread heavy rain and offshore winds remain low. The situation is being closely monitored as the weekend approaches. (Source time: Tue, 01 Sep 2026 04:58:08 GMT)
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The Commercial Appeal Welcomes Ryan Myers as New High School Sports Writer

The Commercial Appeal Welcomes Ryan Myers as New High School Sports Writer

The Commercial Appeal Welcomes Ryan Myers as New High School Sports Writer
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San Diego County Heat Warning to Expire as Temperatures Cool Next Week

San Diego County Heat Warning to Expire as Temperatures Cool Next Week

San Diego County is anticipating the expiration of its week-long heat warning as a gradual cooling trend is expected to begin through the middle of next week, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Increased high cloud cover is forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday, with a 15% to 25% chance of light rain attributed to Tropical Cyclone Karina, which is expected to remain well to the south. Temperatures are projected to return to near-average levels by Friday. Coastal areas will see highs in the mid-70s to low 80s. Inland valleys, which started the week in the upper 80s, are expected to cool to around 80 degrees by next Friday. Mountain highs will range from the mid-70s to low 80s, while desert highs, which were in the low 100s, are predicted to drop to the mid-to-upper 90s by next weekend. The extreme heat warning for San Diego County deserts, mountains, and inland valleys was set to expire at 8 p.m. Saturday.
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Potential Tropical Storm May Bring Heavy Rain and Coastal Flooding to Southern California

Potential Tropical Storm May Bring Heavy Rain and Coastal Flooding to Southern California

Meteorologists are closely monitoring a developing storm system, currently named 95-E, in the eastern Pacific Ocean near the Baja California peninsula. If it strengthens into a tropical storm, it will be named Marie. The National Weather Service (NWS) in San Diego notes that the storm is unlikely to maintain hurricane or tropical storm status by the time it reaches Southern California. However, it could bring significant moisture, heavy showers, thunderstorms, and dangerous coastal waves over the Labor Day weekend. Coastal flooding is a concern, particularly with high tides expected on Saturday and Sunday. The storm is part of an active hurricane season in the eastern Pacific, potentially influenced by a developing El Niño weather pattern (Los Angeles Times, 2026-09-01).
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California Wildfire Recovery: Fire-Hardening Measures Provide Relief

California Wildfire Recovery: Fire-Hardening Measures Provide Relief

More than a year after the devastating wildfires in Altadena and Pacific Palisades, communities in Southern California are showing signs of recovery. Residents have implemented fire-hardening measures, such as improved building materials and landscaping, to reduce future risks. The Eaton fire in January 2025 led to mandatory evacuations and widespread destruction, leaving neighborhoods in ruins. Efforts to rebuild include adopting fire-resistant designs and technologies. The Watch Duty app played a critical role in alerting residents during the disaster, emphasizing the importance of preparedness. (Source: Carrier Management, Source time: 2026-08-30T00:00:00)
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Tropical Disturbance Near Baja California May Bring Rain to Southern California

Tropical Disturbance Near Baja California May Bring Rain to Southern California

Meteorologists are monitoring a tropical disturbance near the southern tip of Baja California that could bring rain and elevated surf to Southern California over the upcoming weekend. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the system has not yet developed into a tropical storm, making it difficult to predict its exact impact. If the disturbance remains close to the coast, there is a 20% chance of rain and some coastal swells. However, if it drifts westward, similar to Hurricane Karina last weekend, the effects may be limited to high humidity and elevated surf. Experts note that the cold waters off the California coast typically weaken such systems before they reach the region. The last tropical storm to impact Southern California was Hurricane Hilary in August 2023, which brought record rainfall but weakened significantly upon landfall. (San Bernardino Sun, 2026-08-31)
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Mild Weather Continues in Southern California Ahead of Potential Tropical System

Mild Weather Continues in Southern California Ahead of Potential Tropical System

Southern California is experiencing mild and pleasant weather following a hot and humid week. Overnight conditions are expected to include mostly clear skies, breezy winds below advisory levels, and patchy fog developing over coastal plains and moving inland. Highs for Tuesday, September 1, 2026, are forecasted to range from the 60s to 80s (15-27°C), with fog near beaches dissipating quickly due to warm ocean temperatures. Looking ahead, weather models are monitoring Tropical System Marie, which could approach the region by Labor Day weekend, potentially bringing heavy surf and rain. (Source time: not specified)
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Southern California to See Cooler Temperatures and Lower Humidity

Southern California to See Cooler Temperatures and Lower Humidity

Southern California is set to experience a break from the recent stretch of heat and humidity, with temperatures forecasted to drop slightly below average starting Monday, 31 August 2026. According to Bryan Lewis, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service's Oxnard office, this trend is expected to continue throughout the week. Coastal areas may still experience some lingering humidity due to warm water temperatures, but overall moisture levels will be significantly lower compared to the previous week. The recent spike in humidity was attributed to the remnants of Tropical Storm Iselle. Additionally, there is a possibility of rain over the upcoming Labour Day weekend, linked to a developing tropical system off the coast of Mexico.
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Yuhaaviatam Nation Celebrates 40 Years of Gaming, Highlighting Economic Self-Determination

Yuhaaviatam Nation Celebrates 40 Years of Gaming, Highlighting Economic Self-Determination

Yuhaaviatam Nation Celebrates 40 Years of Gaming, Highlighting Economic Self-Determination