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Hollywood Bowl Hosts 'Pictures at an Exhibition' with Debut Performances

Hollywood Bowl Hosts 'Pictures at an Exhibition' with Debut Performances

Hollywood Bowl Hosts 'Pictures at an Exhibition' with Debut Performances

Los Angeles County to Implement Air Conditioning Requirements in Rental Units

Los Angeles County to Implement Air Conditioning Requirements in Rental Units

Starting January 1, 2027, landlords in unincorporated Los Angeles County will be required to provide cooling systems capable of maintaining indoor temperatures at or below 82 degrees. This ordinance aims to address the increasing heat risk in Southern California, where extreme temperatures are becoming more frequent. The regulation does not apply to incorporated cities like Los Angeles, leaving them to decide on similar measures. The ordinance represents a shift in housing standards, prioritizing tenant protection against heat-related health risks.

CHP Recovers $500,000 in Stolen Cargo During Rialto Search Warrant Operation

CHP Recovers $500,000 in Stolen Cargo During Rialto Search Warrant Operation

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) successfully recovered over $500,000 in stolen merchandise during a search warrant operation at a discount retail store in Rialto. The operation was part of the CHP Inland Division Cargo Theft Interdiction Program, which targets organized cargo theft operations. The investigation revealed that the business was storing stolen cargo linked to multiple thefts across Southern California. The recovered merchandise has been returned to the victims, and the operation highlights the CHP's ongoing efforts to combat organized retail crime and protect the state's supply chain.

Bradbury Estates Mansion Lists for $26.8 Million, Featuring Two Pools and a Car Barn

Bradbury Estates Mansion Lists for $26.8 Million, Featuring Two Pools and a Car Barn

Bradbury Estates Mansion Lists for $26.8 Million, Featuring Two Pools and a Car Barn

Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Southern California: Record Temperatures Expected

Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Southern California: Record Temperatures Expected

Southern California is bracing for an extreme heat event starting Friday, July 31, and lasting through Sunday, August 2, 2026. The National Weather Service has issued an extreme heat warning for much of the region, excluding coastal areas. High pressure over Arizona is expected to expand westward, driving temperatures approximately 10°F (5.5°C) above normal. Forecasts predict highs ranging from 95°F to 115°F (35°C to 46°C) in valleys and deserts, with some areas potentially nearing 120°F (49°C). Overnight temperatures will remain elevated, increasing the risk of heat stress. Additionally, humidity levels may rise later in the week, exacerbating discomfort. The heat wave is also expected to heighten wildfire risks, particularly in foothills and lower mountain areas.

Southern California Braces for Intense Heat Wave Amidst Summer Heat

Southern California Braces for Intense Heat Wave Amidst Summer Heat

Southern California is preparing for an intense heat wave, with temperatures expected to soar significantly above normal levels. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for extreme heat, predicting highs of up to 115 degrees in some areas. The heat wave is part of a series of hot weather events affecting the region, exacerbated by climate change and warm ocean temperatures. Residents are advised to take precautions against heat-related illnesses and to be mindful of increased wildfire risks due to dry conditions.

Southern California Prepares for Potential Flooding Due to Hurricane Genevieve

Southern California Prepares for Potential Flooding Due to Hurricane Genevieve

Southern California coastal communities are bracing for potential flooding as Hurricane Genevieve approaches offshore. The National Weather Service has issued several advisories, including a high surf advisory and a coastal flood advisory, warning of waves reaching between seven and nine feet. Over the weekend, lifeguards rescued thousands from dangerous rip currents. In Long Beach, city officials are fortifying the shoreline with berms and plywood to prevent spillover from the surf. Marine Safety Battalion Chief Cameron Abel noted that crews are working overnight to secure the berms, as waves have already flattened some of the protective measures.

Extreme Heat and High Surf Warnings Issued for Southern California

Extreme Heat and High Surf Warnings Issued for Southern California

Southern California is bracing for an intense heatwave this weekend, with the National Weather Service issuing extreme heat warnings for nearly the entire region. These warnings will be in effect from 10 a.m. Friday through Sunday evening. Temperatures are expected to peak on Saturday, potentially reaching near-record highs. Inland areas, such as the San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley, and Inland Empire, could see highs well over 100°F (37.8°C). Coastal areas will experience temperatures in the 80s°F (26.7-31.7°C), with high humidity adding to the discomfort. Additionally, a high surf advisory is in place through Saturday afternoon for beaches from San Diego County to Santa Barbara County, including Catalina and Santa Barbara islands. Large waves, rip currents, and coastal flooding are expected, particularly during high tide.

Reporter from viral cockroach video gets gift from pest control brand

The TV reporter was impressively calm when a cockroach crawled on her while she was on camera earlier this month.

Southern California Faces Cooling Trend Amid Dangerous Surf Conditions

Southern California Faces Cooling Trend Amid Dangerous Surf Conditions

Southern California is experiencing a slight cooling trend this week, with temperatures in Los Angeles and Orange counties expected to range from the 80s to 90s °F (27-37 °C) through Friday. However, interior areas like the Inland Empire and desert regions may still see triple-digit temperatures. This temporary relief is due to a high-pressure system retreating eastward, but forecasters warn that the heat will return by the weekend, with temperatures in the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys expected to exceed 100 °F (38 °C). Meanwhile, hazardous surf conditions persist along the coast, driven by tropical storms in the Pacific, including Hurricane Fausto and Hurricane Genevieve. These storms have generated strong rip currents, large waves, and surging tides, posing risks to beachgoers.

Double-Peaked Heatwave to Intensify Across Southwest U.S.

Double-Peaked Heatwave to Intensify Across Southwest U.S.

A significant heatwave is set to impact the Southwest U.S., with a double-peaked event expected to persist into early August. According to Weather West, a strong Western ridge will drive record-breaking temperatures, particularly in Southern California, Arizona, and Nevada. Coastal Southern California is experiencing elevated humidity due to near-record sea surface temperatures, with dewpoints reaching tropical levels of 70°F (21°C). This combination of heat and humidity is amplifying health risks. The first peak of the heatwave is expected this weekend, followed by a second surge mid-next week. Hurricane Genevieve, currently in the East Pacific, is indirectly contributing to the ridge's intensity, further exacerbating the heatwave.

El Segundo Residents Oppose AI Data Center Over Resource Concerns

El Segundo Residents Oppose AI Data Center Over Resource Concerns

Residents of El Segundo, California, attended a public hearing to oppose a proposed AI data center due to concerns over its water and electricity demands. The developer, Eightform, planned to convert a Hyatt Place hotel into a five-story data facility. However, the proposal was withdrawn after significant public backlash. Residents criticized the rapid approval process and the outdated environmental review. The project faced opposition due to its potential strain on local utilities, especially in light of recent infrastructure challenges in Southern California.