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Santa Ana winds fuel extreme fire danger

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After so many L.A. fire failures, this week's Santa Ana winds test whether officials can do better
Since the Eaton and Palisades fires, there has been report after report documenting how woefully unprepared city, county and fire officials were.

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 · 8h
Santa Ana winds across Southern California increase fire danger
ABC News on MSN · 12h
Tracking the critical fire danger in California fueled by Santa Ana winds
 · 12h
Fires erupt in California amid strong winds; Newsom declares state of emergency
Brush fires have erupted in California amid red flag warnings and strong wind risks from the Santa Anas.

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Yahoo · 1d
Wildfire warning issued for California; power shut off for tens of thousands
 · 1d
SoCal to face dangerous winds, fire weather starting Thursday
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Crews gain control of Boyle Heights warehouse fire; 'highly toxic' ammonia leak spurs concern

L.A. fire officials said Wednesday evening that crews had gained the upper hand on a massive warehouse fire that involved an ammonia gas leak in Boyle Heights as they extinguished flames burning atop the roof. The fire ignited shortly after 2:30 p.m. at a ...
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Billy Crystal Found One Key Thing After His Home Burned Down in the L.A. Fires: ‘That’s What’s Gotten Me Through Tough Times’ (Exclusive)

The actor opens up to PEOPLE ahead of the Oct. 21 opening of his new one-man Broadway show, ‘860’
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2mon

After the Palisades and Eaton fires, research offers new answers for communities as they rebuild

More than a year after the Palisades and Eaton fires, many residents are still asking: Is my yard contaminated? What about the beach? And what should I do if there is contamination? USC scientists have been investigating these questions since the fires ...
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1mon

Lopez: Abandoned properties, fire hazards. Are LA mayor candidates part of the fix, or the problem?

Labor Day is behind us, election day is less than two months away, and the question before Los Angeles voters is this: Can anyone run this city? Two fires at abandoned properties, one in Studio City and the other on the eastern edge of Larchmont, offer ...
NBC News
3mon

Temporary housing money for L.A. fire victims running out

18 months since the L.A. fires homeowners are still battling with their insurance company over what they are owed. Making that fight costlier now is that the money for their temporary housing assistance is running out. NBC News’ Liz Kreutz reports for ...
EurekAlert!
2mon

One year after L.A. fires, USC study reveals soil lead insights and coastal ocean recovery

New findings from 6,000-plus soil samples and 18 months of coastal monitoring give rebuilding communities clear, science-backed answers on post-fire safety More than a year after the historic Pacific Palisades and Eaton fires, residents still face urgent ...
WUWM
19d

The L.A. fires gave new life to a composer's firefighter anthem

For nearly 20 years, a Los Angeles composer has wanted to record an anthem to honor firefighters, but he couldn't raise the money to make it happen. Then wildfires in LA last year brought new attention to the project and the hope that he has a chance to ...
LAist
1mon

LA fire survivors have now waited the longest for federal disaster recovery funds

One year ago, Congress defunded public media. Now that we're 100% community funded, please become a sustaining member or increase your existing membership today. It’s been nearly 600 days since the L.A. fires became one of the most destructive in U.S ...
The Press Democrat
9h

LA fire survivors are set to lose case managers as standoff between California and FEMA drags on

Now Landau is one of roughly 1,400 households affected by the 2025 Los Angeles fires who are set to lose their disaster case managers by the end of October, as a standoff between California and the Federal Emergency Management Agency over the program’s funding drags on.
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