Mandatory Wood-Burning Ban Remains In Effect For Parts Of Southern California
Most of Southern California remains under a residential no-burn order Sunday because of stagnant air and pollution concerns.
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Most of Southern California remains under a residential no-burn order Sunday because of stagnant air and pollution concerns.
Authorities have issued a residential no-burn alert Tuesday for the South Coast Air Basin – including the greater Los Angeles area, Orange County and the Inland Empire – due to a forecast of fine particle air pollution.
A residential no-burn alert was in effect Friday in the greater Los Angeles area, Orange County and the Inland Empire due to a forecast of fine particle air pollution, authorities said.
A ban on burning wood was issued Monday for the South Coast Air Basin, which includes the greater Los Angeles area, Orange County and the Inland Empire.
Officials are issuing a no-burn alert Monday for residents in greater Los Angeles, Orange County and the Inland Empire.
Southern California air quality regulators are banning wood burning for the second day in a row because of excessive air pollution.
Southern California air quality regulators are issuing a no-burn alert for Monday, advising residents not to burn wood or fire logs because of excessive air pollution.
A "no burn" alert has been issued Wednesday for residents in parts of Los Angeles and Orange Counties.
