The Homeless Support Team (HoST) in Santa Monica efficiently cleans public spaces, removing 30 tons of waste from former encampments in November, funded by Measure CS. The city plans to expand HoST services by spring 2024.

Los Angeles is under a flood watch due to severe rainfall with potential flooding, roadway flooding, and rockslides expected. Showers and thunderstorms are predicted with high chances of precipitation and strong winds.

Long Beach Airport now offers sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at its terminals, emphasizing their commitment to reducing the carbon footprint of air travel.

The NWS has issued a flood watch for Los Angeles, forecasting heavy rain and thunderstorms that may cause flooding and mudslides. Residents are advised to prepare for potential dangers.

Ventura County officials warn of incoming storms with potential for moderate rain, strong winds, and flooding. Residents are urged to prepare, with resources like sandbag tutorials available online.

Los Angeles is under a flood watch issued by the National Weather Service due to heavy rains expected to cause significant flooding, especially near burn scars.

Los Angeles is expecting persistent rain with potential thunderstorms through Thursday, with rain probabilities ranging from 30% to 90%, and temperatures in the mid-60s.

LA faces a series of rainstorms with varying chances of showers throughout the week and potential thunderstorms, with some respite expected by next Saturday.

Los Angeles is set to enjoy a warm, sunny weekend with highs around 79 degrees, followed by a rainy pattern starting Monday, potentially leading to 1-2 inches of rain by Thursday.

The forecast for Los Angeles by the National Weather Service predicts a sunny weekend with temperatures reaching up to 79 degrees, turning partly cloudy with a slight chance of rain on Sunday evening.

The article discusses the changing weather in Los Angeles, forecasting a mix of fog, sun, and potential rain in the upcoming week as per the National Weather Service and NBC Los Angeles.

Long Beach's "Treecycling" program allows residents to recycle Christmas trees for free from Dec. 26, 2023, to Jan. 12, 2024, turning them into mulch or fuel.

Los Angeles will see gradual clearing today with a high of 69°F, turning to mostly clear skies tonight. Tomorrow will be sunny with a high of 73°F, but expect patchy fog at night. The weekend may see some rain.