Update: Palisades Fire remains 100% contained, 23,706.6 acres destroyed in Los Angeles County
Palisades Fire initially started 10:30 a.m. Jan. 7 in Los Angeles County. It has burned 23,706.6 acres after being active for ...
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8 things to know about LA’s new Interim Fire Chief Ronnie Villanueva
Los Angeles has a new leader at the helm of its fire department: Interim Fire Chief Ronnie Villanueva, who was announced ...
California wildfires are burning deeper into urban areas like Altadena and finding new victims
Wildfires are increasingly touching more diverse communities as fires grow in intensity and extend into urban areas, ...
Arrest warrant reveals grisly details in murder of Cal Fire captain: 'I don't want to die'
New details have emerged in the murder of a beloved Cal Fire captain who authorities say was killed by her wife, who remains ...
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Fire-ravaged Los Angeles confronts difficult questions as it rushes to rebuild
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D ... To help expedite the process, the Los Angeles County Department of Public ...
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Fighting Fire with Apprenticeship: Can California’s Workforce Strategy Help Combat Wildfires?
California is turning to apprenticeship to combat its wildfire crisis. With thousands of firefighter apprentices trained ...
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Woman accused of looting fire-damaged Palisades home
A Valencia woman has been arrested for allegedly looting a residence in Pacific Palisades that was severely impacted by the ...
Real estate losses from California fires may top $30 billion
The fires destroyed structures on 56% of all the properties making up the Pacific Palisades. Nearly half of properties in ...
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Australia Has Lessons for Los Angeles as It Rebuilds—and Prepares for the Next Fire
Yes, the L.A. blazes were worsened by climate change, say Australian bushfire experts. But that doesn’t mean people are ...
L.A. fire captain who fought California wildfires to attend joint address to Congress
Palisades and Eaton fire survivors still need help. That's the message California Sen. Alex Padilla hopes to send to Congress next week at President Donald Trump's first joint address.