Breaking: Test Fire reported in Los Angeles County on March 13
A new wildfire was reported today at 12:20 p.m. in Los Angeles County. Test Fire has been burning on federal land managed by ...
Los Angeles Residents Have No Plans to Move Because of Wildfires
Despite extensive wildfire damage in Los Angeles County, a UC Berkeley poll reveals a determination among residents to stay.
Powerful storm slams West Coast, prompting evacuations in parts of Los Angeles scarred by wildfires
A powerful March storm has been lashing the West Coast with heavy rainfall, gusty winds and snowfall in the mountains –– ...
California Dems are skittish about freezing rents in Los Angeles
Post-Covid concerns about small landlords are continuing to drive the conversation around renter aid policies.
After wildfires, Los Angeles braces for flooding, mudslides, evacuation
Los Angeles residents are bracing for extreme rain, with some under evacuation orders, just two months after massive wildfires devastated neighbourhoods now at risk of mudslides, flash flooding and ...
Los Angeles rent hikes run twice national increases, report says
L.A. rents have risen 0.7% for the first two months of the year, more than double the 0.3% increase for local units a year ...
Coffee With KCAL initiative seeks to learn about issues affecting wildfire survivors in Los Angeles
KCAL News will be hosting "Coffee with KCAL" in Pasadena, welcoming people who ave been affected by the recent wildfires to ...
Update: Del Fire in Los Angeles County – March 12 status
Del Fire initially started 4:20 p.m. March 10 in Los Angeles County. It has been burning on private land for 46 hours.
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Los Angeles Fires Expose Flawed Housing Policies
Tens of thousands of people in Los Angeles lost their homes to the devastating fires that raged in early January. The Eaton ...
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Rebuilding after the fires: Cleanup efforts push forward despite rain
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and local officials continue debris removal in Palisades and Altadena as the rebuild process begins ...
Despite the stress of the fires, most LA County residents don’t plan to leave, poll finds
Despite widespread stress, smoke inhalation and other disruptions caused by the January wildfires, a majority of Los Angeles County residents are happy with their lives here and don't plan to leave.