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Southern California faces heatwave and coastal erosion concerns

California lost more than 800,000 residents - its economy somehow added hundreds of billions anyway

Unusual humidity and extreme heat are creating dangerous conditions across Southern California, where the air could feel more oppressive than in Miami, Houston or New Orleans. #weather #california

In a small mountain city east of Los Angeles, on the banks of Big Bear Lake, a community gathered over Labor Day weekend to honor Jackie, the bald eagle who inspired millions worldwide to connect with wildlife and conservation. Viewers got to see her life and growing family on a nest-cam that 'Friends of the Big Bear Valley' installed in 2015 atop the tree in Fawnskin, California, and the fan base exploded. In memory and honor of Jackie, a state resolution declared Sept. 4 California Wildlife Da

The city of Malibu declared a local emergency and ordered evacuations due to a large sinkhole developing at a beachfront home as powerful surf continues to hammer the coast. The driveway and other areas in front of the home collapsed Tuesday after days of rain and high surf, due in part to a tropical storm hundreds of miles off the California coast, that pounded the Los Angeles County shoreline and caused damage to in other coastal communities, including Long Beach and Dana Point. The proclamati

Southern California experiencing most humid summer on record, experts say