The Palisades fire destroyed a moviemaker's home, but not a bench seen in the classic 'Forrest Gump.' Forrest recounts his difficult life from a bench, so it's fitting this one survived.
But there’s also the matter of fire risk. The Altadena plan discouraged development in the foothills because the state of ...
A coalition of museums and philanthropic organizations called the L.A. Arts Community Fire Relief Fund notified more than ...
Despite residents’ concerns, three Los Angeles County landfills — Calabasas, Sunshine Canyon and Lancaster — were authorized ...
That’s why a group of Altadenans, called Altadena Green, are scrambling to save as many viable trees as they can while Phase ...
Latter-day Saints living in Southern California communities devastated by wildfire are drawing upon faith and service to find ...
Los Angeles has experienced historical and significant wildfires throughout the region, with the Palisades and the Eaton fire ...
They lost everything in the L.A. fires. Now, the things they grabbed as they fled — a stuffed animal and, of all things, peanut butter from the pantry — have taken on a new meaning.
The fires destroyed structures on 56% of all the properties making up the Pacific Palisades. Nearly half of properties in ...
The Eaton and Palisades fires started Jan. 7 in a fierce Santa Ana windstorm. Here are the weather conditions that ...
These individuals’ lives did not slowly unravel. They were among 150,000 who fled during a natural disaster, and afterward ...
Ramin Yazid, who is rebuilding his home destroyed in 2022, knows the problems and pitfalls that victims in Altadena and ...
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