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Tickets Are On Sale For California’s Magical Christmas Forest With A Dazzling Snowfall Finale

A laser light show will end every single night this season with a snowfall finale. In Southern California, that alone feels like a small holiday miracle. The show lands on a main lawn inside a botanical garden. It’s part of a one-mile glowing walk that celebrates its tenth season this winter.

Southern California, CA · 4d
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Three Rounds of Rain Headed to SoCal | Freddy Rivera |

I don’t know about you, but it’s felt like summer again here in the IE all week! LOL. We’ve been enjoying temperatures in the 80s, but apparently that’s about to change. ABC7 is forecasting three rounds of rain moving into Southern California, with wet weather potentially sticking around into next week.

Southern California, CA · 1d
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Boeing’s Demolition of a California Nuclear Testing Facility Has Nearby Families Worried About Cancer

The Ventura County Air Pollution Control District said local regulators do not require specific dust control measures as the buildings are torn down, despite the site’s troubled history and worries over radioactivity. .Boeing has almost completed the demolition of five buildings at its infamous Santa Susana Field Laboratory in...

Ventura County, CA · 3d
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New 'astonishing' El Niño data wows California scientists

"This is not your normal El Niño."

California · 1d
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Melendez, McCoy, Wentz named October Students of the Month

City officials and school administrators from the cities of Menifee and Perris gathered recently to honor the October Students of the Month at schools in the Perris Union High School District. The event was hosted by the Perris Valley Chamber of Commerce and Menifee Valley Chamber of Commerce. The students...

Perris, CA · 3d

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Research modeling a major earthquake in SoCal is being updated. Why?

Eighteen years ago on Nov. 13, Southern Californians imagined that a magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck. It was for a drill that’s since evolved into an annual observance to practice preparedness for the ever-looming Big One . The drill was focused on drop, cover and hold on, a mantra that should — ideally — feel ingrained in Californians in the event of a tremor. The decision to focus it on this guidance, as renowned seismologist Lucy Jones told the USA TODAY Network, was in response to an earthquake in Southern California that year. She was in a room full of emergency managers at the time of the tremor. They all went underneath a table. But news reports captured people running out of buildings, the very response officials say not to do. It’s just one factor that informed the major earthquake drill held that November, a drill that came out of the ShakeOut Scenario. It was a project led by Jones that modeled a magnitude-7.8 earthquake on the southern San Andreas Fault, predicted to cause about 1,800 deaths and $213 billion in economic losses. It had been unveiled earlier that year, right around the time of a devastating earthquake in China, Jones said.

Southern California, CA · 7h

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CalFresh pilot program offers cash rebates to low-income families for fruit, vegetable purchases

A pilot program launched by CalFresh offers matching dollars to low-income California families on purchases of fruits and vegetables.

California · 2d

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Playful antics to cuddle time - KYLIE has come a long way - our PET OF THE WEEK!

Welcome to the SoCal Sound's Rockstar Rescue page - where we're highlighting some of the amazing animal rescue organizations in Southern California. For the month of NOVEMBER we’re highlighting kitties from Tail Town cat rescue. Their mission is to help save cats from high-kill shelters, the streets, or situations...

Southern California, CA · 2d

Los Angeles Times

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Fearmongering or fair warning? A fierce debate over how bad California's El Niño winter will get

Scientists are highly confident about the risk of coastal seawater flooding and beach erosion. But when it comes to predicting the power of winter storms, there is far less consensus.

Southern California, CA · 15h

USA TODAY

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Influx of sea creatures brings some 'danger'

Good morning, California. El Niño is bringing some unusual visitors to California waters. The warmer waters are attracting devil rays, rare sharks and other marine life in Southern California. "And while they may be fascinating sights to behold, the warmer waters do more than just pave the way for unusual sea creature sightings; such conditions can also pose risks to the local ecosystem," California Connect reporter Daniella Segura is reporting. Read more about the the potential risks to marine ecosystems . Watch video of the fascinating sea creatures that are visiting our shores . Here's what else is going on in the Golden State. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Influx of sea creatures brings some 'danger'

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Microsoft Outlook outage hits SoCal users

LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Southern California Outlook users were among thousands nationwide reporting problems accessing their email today amid a Microsoft outage. Microsoft acknowledged the issue in a social media post Thursday, saying it was assessing the scope of the disruption. ``We're investigating reports of users experiencing issues accessing Exchange...

Southern California, CA · 1d

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Southern California woman suffers severe complications from West Nile virus infection

Loved ones are rallying to support a Southern California woman who was left unable to walk after experiencing rare and severe complications from West Nile virus. Mandi Budd recalls the moment her life changed in September. She began experiencing strange symptoms in her body and initially thought it was sciatica. Then she came down with […]

Southern California, CA · 22h

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How to watch Temecula Valley vs Simi Valley CIF-SS high school football playoffs

Temecula Valley takes on Simi Valley tonight as the 2026 CIF-SS football postseason ramps up across southern California. Searching for how to watch the game live? Fans can stream the California high school football playoff game live on the NFHS Network from a laptop, mobile device or even Smart TV apps like Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Google TV and Roku. Don't miss a moment of the game with on-demand replays, too. Ahead of the kickoff, here's what to know about the Temecula Valley vs. Simi Valley postseason clash. Looking beyond the football field? The digital streaming service broadcasts the best of preps action from more than 30 sports all season, so fans can watch more of their favorite high school teams . Watch Temecula Valley vs. Simi Valley When is Temecula Valley vs Simi Valley? Temecula Valley takes on Simi Valley on Nov. 13. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:00 PM PST. More: High school football rankings: USA TODAY Sports reveals Week 13 Super 25 Watch Temecula Valley vs. Simi Valley This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: How to watch Temecula Valley vs Simi Valley CIF-SS high school football playoffs Our editors independently choose our recommendations. Some content is produced

Simi Valley, CA · 5h

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NHM scientists prepare for unlikely beach finds during El Niño

As “Super El Niño” brings warm waters, strong currents and destructive tides to L.A.’s coastal areas, beachgoers may soon encounter some unusual visitors. Scientists at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County are preparing for the possible influx of marine creatures not typically found near Southern California, including yellow-bellied sea snakes and exotic fish species. The unique weather pattern also has the potential to disrupt the environment for native sea creatures, including sea lions and seals.

Los Angeles County, CA · 2d

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Los Angeles Has No Plan to Support Unhoused People During El Niño (Part 1 of 2)

Another El Niño year is here, and Southern California is bracing for the impact. As the extreme weather event looms, the question at hand is whether Los Angeles infrastructure and governance are prepared to meet the moment. In order to answer this query, Knock LA examined Los Angeles’ different...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Banning to pay $370K for road improvements with Beaumont

Banning will reimburse Beaumont up to $369,580 for roadway improvements along Highland Springs Avenue at Ramsey Street, an intersection that straddles the boundary between the two cities. The Banning City Council unanimously approved a resolution, authorizing a cooperative agreement that establishes each city’s responsibilities for the project. Beaumont will oversee construction, including administration, inspection, traffic control and coordination with the contractor, while Banning will reimburse Beaumont for work within Banning’s jurisdiction. The project is part of Beaumont’s broader citywide pavement improvement program. Matich Corporation’s bid for the overall project was $3.43 million, with Banning’s share of the work estimated at $321,374. A 15% contingency brings Banning’s maximum reimbursement to $369,580.

Banning, CA · 3d

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Caltech launching new center to prepare SoCal for next natural disaster

The California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena is launching a new center to prepare Southern California for the next major disaster. Led by seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones, the Center for Disaster Resilience aims to bring researchers and community leaders together to focus on preparedness, response and recovery for natural disaster threats affecting the region. That includes earthquakes, wildfires, extreme heat, flooding and tropical storms.

Pasadena, CA · 1d

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‘Jane Elliott Against The World’ Is A Lesson In Unlearning Prejudice / DOC NYC

The 17th edition of DOC NYC includes in its line-up an extraordinary cinematic account that defies racism. Jane Elliott Against The World, directed by Judd Ehrlich, retraces how in the morning following the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in April 1968, Jane Elliott, then a third-grade teacher in the small town of Riceville, Iowa, devised an exercise that would change the course of her life. Facing an all-white classroom, she divided her pupils according to eye colour, treating one group as superior and the other as inferior. By creating a miniature version of a discriminatory society within the classroom, she wanted her students to experience first-hand the mechanisms and emotional consequences of racism. What began as an unconventional teaching exercise soon became one of the most influential and controversial educational experiments in modern American history, turning an unknown schoolteacher into a national figure and a lifelong activist. Nearly sixty years later, at the age of 92, Jane Elliott remains as outspoken, uncompromising and combative as ever.

Riceville, IA · 4d

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‘Paul R. Williams: Architect for Living’ to open at LACMA

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will open “Paul R. Williams: Architect for Living” on Nov. 15 in the Resnick Pavilion, examining the architect’s contributions to Southern California through projects ranging from public housing to the Beverly Hills Hotel. The exhibition runs through May 31, 2027.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d