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Attorneys: Videos show SoCal Edison lines sparked Eaton Fire by Read more
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Cities oppose hazardous fire debris processing at Irwindale park by Read more
A property damaged in the LA wildfires deemed unsafe to enter is red-tagged.
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Free debris clearance: Forms for federal program become available by Read more
Firefighters search through the rubble of an Altadena property destroyed in the Eaton Fire.
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LA wildfires near full containment as rain moves out of region by Read more
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Disaster Recovery Center for residents opens in Altadena by Read more
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Eaton Fire aftermath: Over 400 pets reunited, over 100 still awaiting their families by Read more
President Donald Trump, third from left, walks with first lady Melania Trump and local officials through a fire-ravaged neighborhood in Pacific Palisades.
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Trump to ‘open the coffers’ as Palisades Fire containment reaches 81% by Read more
A crew suppresses flames from the Eaton Fire.
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Eaton Fire containment holds at 95%; repopulation completes by Read more
Gov. Gavin Newsom displays signed legislation for $2.5 billion in wildfire relief funds.
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California allocates over $2.5B for wildfire response, recovery by and Read more
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Insurers failed to comply with mental health coverage law, Department of Labor report finds by Read more
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Luxury brand St. John Knits joins Anaheim Canyon business district by Read more
District 2 Supervisor Jesse Armendarez, at right, participates in the 2025 homeless count.
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San Bernardino County volunteers complete homelessness count by Read more
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