NPR25d
What LA did right before the fires — and why it wasn't enough
Still, driven by powerful winds, the fires burning across the region quickly became almost impossible to contain. Flammable brush, dried out by lack of rain and hotter temperatures, was ready to burn.
Forbes19d
California Fires: Here's The Data Behind The Historic Blazes That Have Burned Through 40,000 Acres
Sixteen people have been killed by the Eaton Fire. (Photo by JOSH EDELSON/AFP via Getty Images) The fires have been largely located in Los Angeles County and began on Jan. 7, when the Palisades ...
New York Post18d
When will the LA fires stop burning? Weekend rains could bring relief — and new dangers
Weekend rains could finally help tamp down the still-burning Los Angeles wildfires, but those rains could bring deadly mudslides and flooding to the communities in and around the fire zones.
CBS News28d
Los Angeles County wildfires: The ongoing fight to stop the fires and the devastation of neighborhoods
The Eaton Fire burst out of the San Gabriel mountains above Altadena Tuesday night. It has since devoured more than 7,000 homes and structures in this tight-knit, diverse community making it one ...
New York Post1mon
LA fires could cause over $50B in damages — making them the most expensive in California history
The devastating fires ripping across Los Angeles could cause more than $50 billion in damages – making them the most costly in state history, according to a report. Five wildfires are currently ...
Los Angeles Daily News1mon
Map: See where the major fires are burning in Los Angeles County
The fires have killed at least 24 people. The Eaton fire, affecting areas in Pasadena, Altadena, Sierra Madre and La Cañada Flintridge, has burned more than 14,117 acres and is 35% contained as ...