Badly burned cat ‘could barely walk’ after California wildfire. Now, he needs a home
Spirit has been through so much, and we can’t wait for him to find the loving home he deserves,” the nonprofit said.
The first phase of removing wildfire debris is over. What happens to those collection sites?
LOS ANGELES — When the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency began Phase 1 removal of household hazardous materials from ...
Evacuations failed and 85 people died during California’s deadliest wildfire. What are lessons for L.A.?
Eighty-five people perished in the 2018 Camp fire in Northern California. Evacuations were a major weakness. What can L.A.
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Bogus Tow Operators Exploited CA Wildfire Victims, Demanded High Fees
Residents had to pay cash to retrieve their vehicles often towed to locations miles away, Los Angeles County officials ...
'Abhorrent scheme': Scammers towed vehicles in LA while wildfire burned, official says
I find it disgusting that these fraudulent tow operators exploited fire survivors during their time of distress,” one LA County official said.
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, ...
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Their mosque burned down in LA-area wildfire. They’re still determined to gather for Ramadan
Taqwa, a mosque which burned down in one of the recent Los Angeles-area wildfires, are scrambling to find a space where they ...
Here’s why bills aimed to help prevent California fires fail
Each year, legislation aimed at better wildfire mitigation fails – often due to cost or conflict with environmental ...
‘It will still be our home’: Los Angeles Latter-day Saints find hope following recent wildfire horrors
Latter-day Saints living in Southern California communities devastated by wildfire are drawing upon faith and service to find ...
California bills encourage fire home-hardening with grants, tax breaks
Two proposals would reimburse homeowners in wildfire zones for making their roofs and yards more resistant to blazes.
A new photo project with work from Sofia Coppola, Jack Antonoff and more raises money for wildfire victims.
The series of prints — all up for purchase at $150 from Feb. 28 to March 9 — collects dozen of donated images from dozens of ...