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LA Fires: Crews removing dangerous debris left by Eaton Fire
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif. - In Altadena, crews are working nonstop to clear out the mess left behind by the devastating Eaton Fire. That includes Environmental Protection Agency contractors who are ...
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As schools reopen, Pasadena Unified releases environmental test results
As more than 6,000 students return to Pasadena schools, the district releases environmental test results. Are the schools ...
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A memory from ashes: LA artist draws homes of fire victims
With so many homes lost during the LA wildfires, one local artist is trying to help people by keeping the memory of the house ...
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New air quality data
The data set: The data are collected as part of the Atmospheric Science and Measurement Network (ASCENT for short), which monitors air quality at sites across the country. You can see the data set for ...
L.A. fires wreaked havoc on the land. Scientists are racing to learn what they've done to the sea
The debris and pollution from the recent L.A. fires will eventually make their way to the ocean — and scientists will be ...
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Los Angeles residents return to wildfire-ravaged community to dig for memories
People in Pacific Palisades scour through the ash and rubble that was once their homes after officials let them back into the ...
California wildfires latest: Rain brings relief — and mudslides — to burn areas in Los Angeles
More than an inch of rain fell in parts of Los Angeles Monday afternoon, triggering flash flood watches and warnings in areas ...
Bodycam captures rescue of 100-year-old woman during Eaton Fire
Los Angeles Sheriff's Department recently shared video of the rescue of a 100-year-old woman from an elderly living facility evacuated due to the Eaton Fire.
Some artists lost their life’s work in LA wildfires. Fellow artists are helping them recover
Los Angeles area residents woke up earlier this month to the news that thousands of homes and entire neighborhoods had been ...
Searching for solace: Los Angeles residents return to wildfire-ravaged community to dig for memories
People in Pacific Palisades scour through the ash and rubble that was once their homes after officials let them back into the ...
Altadena and Pacific Palisades are buried under toxic debris. Now what?
Now harmful chemicals, which may include asbestos, lead, mercury and other heavy metals, are present in the ash that blankets ...
For years, these artists painted L.A. on fire. Now life is a charred canvas.
The L.A. wildfires look eerily like works of art by Alex Schaefer, Ed Ruscha, Francesca Gabbiani, John Knuth and others.