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Los Angeles County mostly free of drought
November 3, 2026
As of the week ending 2026-11-02, 6.67% of Los Angeles County remains in abnormally dry conditions or worse, with no areas classified as moderate drought or higher. Drought stress remains minimal across the county following October precipitation.
Coyotes still roaming Griffith Park and city neighborhoods
November 3, 2026
s were recorded on 2026-11-01 at Griffith Park and on 2026-10-31 in Los Angeles neighborhoods, continuing a regular presence across the ecosystem. Native carnivores remain well-distributed through developed and undeveloped areas in the region.
Monarch butterflies pass through Los Angeles
November 3, 2026
s were recorded on 2026-11-02 at multiple locations in the Los Angeles area including Airlane Ave, S Harvard Blvd, and N Arroyo Blvd. The western monarch population overwinters along the California coast, including in Los Angeles County, and is currently experiencing peak passage through the region. The species is proposed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act but not yet federally listed, with a final determination deadline set for June 6, 2030.
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