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Botched Altadena evacuations, dysfunction in Pacific Palisades: Long-awaited fire investigation identifies missteps

October 2, 2026 admin0

The report provides the most frank and in-depth review of the Eaton and Palisades fires, and points out multiple shortcomings in governmental planning and response.

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California moves to limit utility profits and tap more power from homes

October 2, 2026 admin0

One of several bills signed this week is a law to advance the use of virtual power plants to make greater use of clean energy at home.

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Native tribes denied greater say in water decisions with Newsom veto
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Native tribes denied greater say in water decisions with Newsom veto

October 2, 2026 admin0

Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill that would have given Native tribes greater say on decisions about water. One tribal leader said it shows that the governor “doesn’t care about tribes.”

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A new satellite to track a powerful climate change driver launches from Vandenberg

October 1, 2026 admin0

On Thursday a Pasadena-based non-profit launched its second satellite tuned to spotting a powerful climate pollutant on a SpaceX rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in Lompoc.

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New bill in Congress seeks to investigate toxic dump off California coast
7 mins read
  • Climate

New bill in Congress seeks to investigate toxic dump off California coast

October 1, 2026 admin0

The bill was prompted by Los Angeles Times reporting that revealed as many as half a million barrels of toxic waste had been dumped into the ocean off the coast of Southern California.

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A California river has dried up. Critics say the state should do more to protect its salmon
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  • Climate

A California river has dried up. Critics say the state should do more to protect its salmon

October 1, 2026 admin0

Portions of Northern California’s Scott River have dried up. Critics say state regulators should do more to keep the river flowing for salmon.

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  • Climate

Strange visitors and starving pups: What El Niño means for California’s coast

October 1, 2026 admin0

What warmer waters mean for sea lions, kelp forests and toxic algae blooms

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Millions facing flood risks lack coverage as federal insurance costs climb
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  • Climate

Millions facing flood risks lack coverage as federal insurance costs climb

October 1, 2026 admin0

Only 2.4% of U.S. properties have federal flood insurance, despite 8.4% facing severe or extreme risk — a coverage gap widening as climate change intensifies flooding.

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Want solar but don’t own a roof? California just legalized plug-in panels, no permission required
3 mins read
  • Climate

Want solar but don’t own a roof? California just legalized plug-in panels, no permission required

October 1, 2026 admin0

A new California law legalizes the plug-in solar panels that are becoming popular in other states and in Europe.

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