Fact check: Trump falsely claims ‘I invaded Los Angeles.’ His water releases didn’t go to LA
In reality, the water was directed to a dry lake basin elsewhere in the Central Valley – more than 100 miles north of Los ...
"Environmental disaster": Toxic aftermath of Los Angeles fires puts public at risk, experts warn
Almost immediately after the fires broke out, many environmental experts warned that this is an urban wildfire unlike any ...
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Following the destructive LA wildfires, most residents haven’t considered moving: poll
LOS ANGELES - Despite the stress and hopelessness residents felt after communities, particularly Altadena and Pacific Palisades, were left destroyed following the relentless wildfires in Los Angeles ...
California regulator mulls State Farm’s request for 22% premium hike for homeowners after LA fires
California's top insurance regulator says he will approve an emergency request from State Farm to raise home insurance rates ...
Firefighters battle multiple structure fires in downtown Los Angeles, months after blaze at same location
Firefighters in downtown Los Angeles knocked down multiple structure fires early Monday morning. The Los Angeles Fire Department said the first fire was reported at 1:43 a.m. at 1355 S. Flower Street.
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LAFD arson investigators on scene of building fire in downtown LA
Firefighters were battling heavy flames in a commercial building downtown that spread to a nearby building and took one hour ...
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Volunteers Preserve History Of Landmarks Lost In LA Wildfires
Mike Wofford, a meteorologist at NWS, told LAist the tornado measured 0 on the EF scale, the lowest rating. While these ...
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School Disruptions from the LA Fires Hit Latino, Disadvantaged and English-Language Learners Hardest, Experts Find
California fires’ disparate impacts on students offer lessons for how schools should prepare for climate disasters across the ...
Despite the stress of the fires, most LA County residents don’t plan to leave, poll finds
Despite widespread stress, smoke inhalation and other disruptions caused by the January wildfires, a majority of Los Angeles County residents are happy with their lives here and don't plan to leave.
‘Cash offers only’: After LA fires, scorched lots are selling fast
There has been a frenetic rush to buy and sell scorched lots since wildfires leveled thousands of homes in Altadena and ...
FEMA extends deadline for Los Angeles wildfire victims to apply for federal aid
Assistance from FEMA can help individuals with rental assistance, temporary housing, home repairs, personal property losses ...