Downtown Los Angeles will reach about 86 degrees Tuesday before cooler, foggier conditions settle in through Thursday.

Downtown Los Angeles could hit 88 degrees Monday before a weeklong cooling trend brings more fog and lower highs.

Downtown Los Angeles could reach 88 degrees Sunday before a gradual cooldown brings low-80s temperatures later this week.

Long Beach and LA harbor officials now face financial penalties for missed zero-emission milestones under an expanded air quality pact.

Los Angeles is in for a hot weekend, with a Heat Advisory lasting through Sunday evening and temperatures nearing 90 downtown.

Downtown Los Angeles will see sunny skies and highs near 88 degrees this weekend, with a gradual cooldown arriving midweek.

Downtown Los Angeles will climb from a humid 66°F morning to 85°F Thursday, with hotter conditions building through Sunday. Relief arrives next week, but inland areas face dangerous heat.

Downtown Los Angeles will shake off patchy morning fog Tuesday before reaching 87°F under mostly sunny skies. A warm, dry stretch continues through the weekend.

A vegetation fire reached roughly 10 acres Sunday night in Jurupa Valley as crews struggled with heavy fuels and difficult terrain.

Downtown Los Angeles could hit 91 degrees Monday before temperatures ease slightly later this week. The forecast stays sunny and nearly rain-free through Sunday.

Downtown LA could reach 90 degrees Sunday as an Extreme Heat Warning covers hotter parts of the region. A modest cool-down arrives Monday and Tuesday.

Downtown LA will reach about 91 degrees Saturday as an Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect across Southern California through Sunday evening.

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