Community testing in Watts found elevated lead in some taps and prompted a City Council motion. LADWP data also flags chromium‑6 and PFAS in parts of the system.

A brush fire burned along the 405 at Sepulveda Pass on May 28; LAFD said no structures were threatened as crews worked the hillside.

Mostly cloudy and cool today in Downtown LA with a slight chance of light evening showers. Breezy gusts to 20 mph; sun and warmer temperatures return Friday.

A five-acre brush fire burned in the hills above Calabasas Wednesday morning. Crews and a water-dropping helicopter held the blaze and officials reported no immediate structure threats.

Patchy morning drizzle in Downtown LA with highs near 68°F and gusts to 20 mph. Surf and marine advisories remain in effect into Wednesday night.

Cool, drizzly morning in Downtown LA with gusty winds expected this afternoon; advisories affect the coast and commute.

Morning fog gives way to inland sun with highs near 72°F; expect gusty SSW winds today and stronger breezes Tuesday–Wednesday. Coastal drizzle and choppy seas possible.

Patchy fog this morning burns off to mostly sunny afternoons with highs near 73°F. Expect breezier conditions and an elevated marine risk into midweek.

The EPA is awarding California roughly $27.5M to locate and replace lead service lines, with funds flowing through the state’s Drinking Water State Revolving Fund.

A wildfire named Lost was reported in Los Angeles County late Friday; officials say it was burning on private land and cause and containment remain unknown.

Patchy morning fog that clears to sunny afternoons; breezy inland afternoons and a cooler Memorial Day.

Patchy morning fog clears to mostly sunny skies with highs near the low 70s and light south‑southwest breezes.

Downtown Los Angeles will warm into the low 80s Thursday with patchy overnight fog returning along the coast. Cooler, foggier mornings are expected through the holiday weekend.