Utilities urge conservation as temps soar
A long-lasting October heat wave will continue to bring dangerous temperatures to Los Angeles and Orange counties through at least Thursday, after downtown Los Angeles reached 102 degrees Monday for its fourth consecutive day of triple-digit heat.
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