‘The stress keeps you up at night’: Emotional devastation lingers in L.A. fire zones
A new poll of registered voters in Los Angeles County by the UC Berkeley Institute of Government Studies, and co-sponsored by ...
What she learned after the fires: ‘It’s not the things so much; it’s the time that went into them’
Jana Karibyan's family lost everything in the Eaton fire, and the prospect of starting from scratch can be overwhelming. But ...
Rebuilding Los Angeles Is California’s Economic Moment of Truth
Wildfires that destroyed two neighborhoods made the state’s housing shortage even worse. Now, opposition is growing to ...
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Karen Bass' text messages about Palisades Fire were deleted: Report
An attorney for Bass' office claims that public record laws do not apply to text messages, and that Bass' phone is set up to automatically delete her text messages.
Edison Has Miles of Idle Power Lines in High Fire Risk Zones
Edison International’s Southern California utility has 465 miles of unused power lines like the one accused of sparking ...
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John Harabedian: Mortgage relief for Eaton fire homeowners is a crucial step
The nation watched as the Eaton fire engulfed homes, businesses and lives in our backyard. But what many don’t see is the ...
An Audit Found California Was Unprepared To Help Vulnerable People In A Fire. Five Years Later, Lawmakers Finally Talk About It
He said a disproportionate number of deaths from that fire were older residents and people with disabilities. Those include the deaths of Altadena residents Anthony Mitchell Sr. and his son Justin, ...
After the Eaton fire, the Altadena Main Library reopens
Plus, visiting the Los Angeles Public Library Central Branch to see the Vox Femina Los Angeles women’s chorus perform.
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As Los Angeles County sues Edison over deadly fire, is the state’s wildfire fund in jeopardy?
Fire investigators have not found Edison responsible for the Eaton Fire — but mounting lawsuits heighten concerns about its ...
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Student Reflects On California Fire Devastation
The beginning of January in Los Angeles was sunny and dry, the polar opposite of Oberlin, where I had just traveled home from. In LA, I was excitedly preparing for my first Winter Term project. I ...