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Southern California heat wave kicks off, near-record temperatures expected as officials issue extreme heat warning

Temperatures are expected to reach triple digits in parts of the Inland Empire on Wednesday, parts of L.A. and Orange counties by Thursday

Dangerous heat descends on California and the Southwest, raising wildfire risk

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A dangerous, multiday heat wave descended on much of California and the U.S. Southwest, with near-record temperatures expected along with a higher risk of wildfires.

As Southland heat wave hits, fast-food union says safety rules aren’t being followed

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.

Heatwave hits Southern California; Parts of Los Angeles could see temps near 110 degrees

Temperatures will hit the triple digits in parts of the Southland starting Wednesday, Aug. 20, with the Woodland Hills neighborhood of Los Angleses in the San Fernando Valley hitting 109 F on Thursday, Aug. 21. – according to a National Weather Service forecast.

California issues extreme heat and fire alert: Affected areas and predicted temperatures

A red alert for extreme heat has been issued in Southern California and the state is braced for high temperatures.
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