LA fire officials say the area isn't out of the danger zone even as people begin to survey the horrific damage
LA fire officials noted progress fighting wildfires ravaging the area, but said there was still "extreme" danger ahead with dry and windy conditions.
Couple's fire-resistant LA home survives amid destruction
A well-planned house that endured severe flames from the Palisades fire has put a spotlight on innovative protective features ...
Filming in L.A. in 2024 Was the Lowest It’s Been in Three Decades*
FilmLA's annual on-location production report shows shoot days in Los Angeles were the lowest since 1995, except for the ...
These home insurance companies denied the most claims
A Los Angeles Times report on three of the largest home insurance companies in California and found that affiliates of ...
Podcaster Tim Dillon goes off on government handling of LA fires: 'Completely, woefully unprepared'
LA-based comedian and podcaster Tim Dillon ripped California's government for being 'completely, woefully unprepared' for the ...
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LA fires damage power, sewer and water infrastructure
AccuWeather says economic loss and rebuilding could cost between $250 billion and $275 billion, making these the most ...
LA mayor issues housing executive order amid wildfires, crisis
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has issued an executive order to rebuild homes and businesses amid the wildfires.
Data shows LA Fire Department among the most understaffed in America
Los Angeles firefighters face critical resource shortages as wildfires devastate the area, highlighting severe staffing ...
What caused the LA wildfires? Here's what we know about the possible origins.
More than a week after a series of wildfires erupted across the Los Angeles area, investigators are still probing the causes of the blazes.
LA fires live updates: 2 new arson arrests in separate incidents
At least 25 people are believed to be dead and more than a dozen others remain unaccounted for as multiple wildfires rage ...
What L.A. did right before the fires — and why it wasn't enough
Los Angeles has wildfire policies that are far tougher than many of those in Western states. The destruction from the recent fires shows there are still major gaps to address.