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Fire debris has washed up as far as the South Bay. Is it safe to go to the beach?
However, the larger charred debris — like big wood pieces that have been found as far south as Redondo Beach — is being ...
Job concerns, media spin among texts to LAFD chief during wildfires
In the days following the Palisades and Eaton fires, a barrage of requests for information hit public agencies as news ...
Officials provide update on wildfire debris removal, environmental testing in Los Angeles burn scar areas
At a news conference Wednesday morning, officials provided an update on the status of debris removal and the plan for ...
Their mosque burned down in LA-area wildfire. They’re still determined to gather for Ramadan
Members of a mosque burned down in a Los Angeles-area wildfire are scrambling to find where they can gather during Ramadan.
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US, Los Angeles: Covina Abandoned Apartment Fire
Los Angeles, United States - February 18, 2025 02/18/2025 02:41 am (GMT-0800) COVINA, Calif. – Los Angeles County Fire ...
‘Disaster amnesia’: The Los Angeles wildfires revealed a deeper, more vicious cycle that has plagued California for decades
The secret is out, but the charred remains of LA neighborhoods still might not be enough to change the Golden State’s ...
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Tubbs Fire survivor offers experience, hope to those displaced by historic Los Angeles fires
Mark West-area resident Brad Sherwood was among a group of delegates brought together last month by the Sonoma County-based ...
Instacart Launches ‘Classroom Carts’ Initiative to Crowdsource Donations for Los Angeles County Public Schools Affected by Wildfires
Instacart has launched its 'Classroom Carts' initiative, which supports 28 Los Angeles County public and charter elementary, ...
Fire-ravaged Los Angeles confronts difficult questions as it rushes to rebuild
As a charred Los Angeles resurfaces from the infernal flames that engulfed the region last month, questions loom as to how ...
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LA County leaders appear to shift blame on wildfire response
Los Angeles County leaders appear to be shifting blame onto one another in regards to the events that led up to the historic fires that burned through the region last month.