The unbearable guilt of losing nothing — and everything — in the Altadena wildfire
L.A. Times sports columnist Bill Plaschke feels equally grateful and guilty that his home in Altadena was spared as wildfire ravaged his neighborhood.
He left his LA-area home to cover the wildfires. But the flames were barreling toward his front door
He left his Los Angeles-area home to cover the wildfires, but the flames were barreling toward his front door.
As flames linger, talk turns to rebuilding Los Angeles neighborhoods leveled by wildfires
Heartbroken families, burned-out business owners and beleaguered Los Angeles leaders are beginning to ponder a monumental ...
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Los Angeles fire captain loses home to Eaton Fire
A man tasked with protecting the Los Angeles area from raging wildfires now ranks among those who have lost their homes and ...
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Trauma And Tragedy In City Of Angels: Covering Los Angeles Fires
Terrified residents caught in blazing neighbourhoods, influencers ignoring the ban on drones and the frightening ...
Meghan Markle ignores 'disaster tourist' backlash as she helps more LA fire victims
Meghan Markle has been spotted in a video bringing bags full of donations to a charity collection set up to help those in ...
Hollywood actor, 95, was killed in the Eaton fire: 'Her heart and soul was in Altadena'
Dalyce Curry, a 95-year-old Altadena resident, died in her home in the Eaton fire. Curry appeared in several films, including "The Blues Brothers." ...
‘Help us’: Disabled father, son die in wildfires while waiting to be evacuated
Family members say the father called 911 right after the fire started, asking for help evacuating. However, resources in the community were stretched thin.