Live updates: New evacuations ordered for largest wildfire in LA County
Evacuation orders expand as the Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire devastate parts of Los Angeles County. See live updates on the wildfires.
Evacuation orders expand as the Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire devastate parts of Los Angeles County. See live updates on the wildfires.
Local shelters say they have received hundreds of animals in need of temporary homes as the wildfires force residents to flee to safety.
The sports organizations and Fanatics will donate all proceeds from the initiative to the American Red Cross and Los Angles Fire Department Foundation.
At least six people have died this week in the Eaton Fire. Two family members remember their relatives who were taken in the fire in Altadena.
Donations that arrived at the Rose Bowl Thursday night were prompted by advocacy from a group of street vendors on social media.
California’s leaders say it should be a shining example of progressive governance, but critics say it’s become a cautionary tale instead.
LA Galaxy and Dignity Health Sports Park team up to host a donation drive to support the Los Angeles community impacted by fires.
As thousands of Californians flee the ongoing Palisades and Eaton fires in Southern California, authorities are cracking down on potential price gouging.
The preservation agency created a partial roster of some of the significant structures fell to the fires.
A second erroneous evacuation alert was sent overnight Friday to residents in areas unaffected by the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles County.
Many factors come together to cause massive, devastating fires. Two of those factors have especially clear links to climate change.
The suspect accused of fatally shooting a passenger aboard a Metro bus last year pleaded not guilty to 12 charges.
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara will host a pair of insurance workshops in Santa Monica and Pasadena over the following weeks to aid people in Los Angeles County in the rebuilding process.
The Los Angeles Rams, the NFL and the Grammy Recording Academy all pledged $1 million donations each Friday morning to aid Southern California wildfire victims after nearly 40,000 acres and thousands of structures turned to ash.