Sunny low-80s weather settles over Downtown Los Angeles through Friday, but Labor Day weekend brings rising shower chances and a more complicated coastal forecast.

Downtown Los Angeles gets a sunny cooldown Sunday before a warmer, more humid Tuesday brings a small chance of showers or thunderstorms.

Downtown Los Angeles reaches 91 Saturday under a Heat Advisory, then cools into the 80s. A slight shower chance returns next week.

Downtown Los Angeles is headed for a dangerous 97-degree Friday before cooler weather arrives this weekend.

The move follows records showing the city sprayed chemicals 1,753 times against just one organic treatment in a year.

Los Angeles is in for another day near 100°F under an Extreme Heat Warning, but a substantial cooldown arrives this weekend.

Downtown Los Angeles could hit 99°F Wednesday as extreme heat and elevated ozone persist through Friday. A cooler weekend is finally on the way.

Mayor Karen Bass cut the ribbon on two North Hollywood facilities built to scrub decades-old industrial contamination out of local groundwater.

Triple-digit heat is settling over Downtown Los Angeles, with the worst conditions expected Wednesday and an Extreme Heat Warning continuing through Friday.

An extreme heat watch runs Tuesday through Friday, with Furnace Creek overnight lows stuck in the mid-90s.

Downtown Los Angeles faces a Heat Advisory Sunday, followed by a hotter stretch that could push temperatures to 100 degrees by Friday.

Downtown Los Angeles is headed for a 97-degree Saturday, with even hotter afternoons likely by midweek.

Downtown Los Angeles is in for sunny skies and highs near 90 through Monday. The heat climbs into the mid-90s by Wednesday.