Starting Wednesday, temperatures are expected to be in the high 90s and low 100s in inland areas. Officials say now is the time to prepare.

A heat wave baking Southern California could bring near record-setting high temperatures across the region starting Thursday, the National Weather Service warned. A heat advisory is in place along the coast but almost everywhere else across the region is ...

Both Vejar and Dean recommend planting trees such as California sycamore, coast live oak and peppermint willow, which provide dense canopies and require less water and are a good fit for the Los Angeles climate.

The report, released this week, found that 58% of fast-food workers surveyed in July said they had worked in excessive heat conditions in the last year. And nearly half, or 48%, reported experiencing heat illness symptoms including headaches, fatigue, dizziness, confusion, muscle pain or nausea.

A heat wave is supposed to hit Southern California this week, coupled with gusty winds. LA officials say they're prepared for the increased fire risk. The greatest risk areas are in the San Fernando Valley.