High winds and low humidity pushed two brush fires near Lancaster on Saturday; evacuation warnings were issued and later lifted as crews contained the blazes.

Low clouds and patchy fog this morning in Downtown LA; gusty winds and hazardous seas continue through the day. A warm, drier push is expected early next week.

Morning fog clears to sun with highs near 71°F; expect gusty winds and dangerous surf this weekend.

County and nonprofit partners announced plans to install river interceptors on the Los Angeles and San Gabriel rivers to stop hundreds of tons of trash before the 2028 Olympics.

Morning clouds give way to a mild 74°F afternoon — but strong northwest gusts and dangerous surf arrive Friday night through the weekend.

Draft state estimates say acrolein and ethylene oxide may carry much higher cancer risks; a public comment period and new monitoring funding will follow.

Mid‑50s start clears to a 74°F afternoon. Gusty winds today and hazardous seas expected this weekend.

A fast-moving brush fire burned roughly 30 acres above Tonner Canyon in Chino Hills Wednesday, prompting mandatory evacuations and an emergency shelter.

A new Nature study finds rain in the West is clustering into heavier storms separated by longer dry spells — a pattern that dries landscapes and strains water supplies.

Low clouds and patchy fog Wednesday morning in Downtown LA clear to afternoon sun with highs near 73°F. Small craft advisories affect coastal waters into Thursday.

Morning fog trims visibility in Downtown LA; inland gusts could reach advisory levels this afternoon.

Morning fog gives way to sunshine and a high near 81°F in Downtown LA. Beaches will stay cooler and windy conditions will build later this week.

Low clouds this morning give way to sun and highs near 79°F in Downtown LA. Inland valleys could spike hotter through Monday—plan outdoor time accordingly.