Editorial: The 2022 heat wave killed 395 Californians. It shouldn't have taken so long to find out | World/Nation

The record-breaking, 10-day heat wave that baked California in September 2022 pushed temperatures up to 109 in Long Beach and 116 in Sacramento and the power grid to its limits.

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