A broken sewer line in Mexico dumped about 120,000 gallons of raw sewage into the Tijuana River valley and South Bay. Crews contained the spill but residents say only binational infrastructure fixes will stop the cycle.

Los Angeles officials issued a wood-burning ban to improve air quality and protect public health, affecting various communities and exempting certain high-altitude and reliant areas.

A National Weather Service forecast predicts cooling temperatures, breezy conditions, and clear skies for Austin, with highs fluctuating from the 50s to 80s throughout the week.

The NWS has issued a flood watch and warning for Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington due to heavy rains, with risks of river flooding and landslides.

Phoenix is set for continued sunny weather with temperatures rising to 78°F, calm winds, and clear skies, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Minneapolis expects a dynamic weather week, including chances of snow and mixed precipitation with varied temperatures and possible hazardous travel conditions.

Chicago experienced snowfall resulting in slippery roads and disrupted air traffic, with advisories and a forecast for cold temperatures and potential snow showers.

Vegas is expected to experience unseasonably high temperatures, potentially setting new records, as a high-pressure system leads to temps 10 to 15 degrees above average.

Honolulu is set to experience varied weather including trade wind showers and drier conditions, with increased showers later in the week and potential minor coastal flooding during high tides.

San Diego is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures 10-20 degrees above the seasonal average, with high heat particularly in inland valleys due to weak Santa Ana winds.

The Bay Area forecast indicates mild weather with a rise in temperatures. Tule fog is affecting visibility in some areas. No precipitation is expected soon, and maritime conditions are generally stable.

Denver's weather forecast predicts a brisk high of 45 degrees with potential gusty winds and a mix of sun and clouds for the upcoming week. Hazards include moderate to heavy mountain snow and strong winds.

The National Weather Service forecasts a consistent pattern of sunny skies and mild temperatures for El Paso, TX, in the coming days, with calm winds and little variation.