Eaton fire destroys three generations of Altadena homes
The Davila, Stone and Montanez family has Altadena roots going back 100 years. They lost three homes in the Eaton fire.
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Olathe couple looking for help after kids lose everything in Altadena’s Eaton fire
Olathe couple’s children lose everything in Altadena fire; the family is looking for support through a GoFundMe campaign.
The legal fight over the L.A. fires is already here. What previous lawsuits can tell us
As wildfires continue to ravage the Los Angeles area, groups of homeowners have already sued Southern California Edison Co.
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Los Angeles fire captain loses home to Eaton Fire
A man tasked with protecting the Los Angeles area from raging wildfires now ranks among those who have lost their homes and ...
‘Help us’: Disabled father, son die in wildfires while waiting to be evacuated
Family members say the father called 911 right after the fire started, asking for help evacuating. However, resources in the community were stretched thin.
LA fires live updates: Palisades investigators have gathered 150 leads, official says
At least 25 people are believed to be dead and more than a dozen others remain unaccounted for as multiple wildfires rage ...
Plaschke: The unbearable guilt of losing nothing — and everything — in the Altadena wildfire
L.A. Times sports columnist Bill Plaschke feels equally grateful and guilty that his home in Altadena was spared as wildfire ...
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What we know about the people who died in Eaton, Palisades fires
LOS ANGELES ( KTLA) — As first responders and investigators with the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner do the grim work of locating and identifying fatalities tied to the Eaton and ...
A storied Black community fears wildfires will claim its history
Altadena, the Los Angeles suburb leveled by the Eaton Fire, has a thriving Black community that bought homes in the civil ...
He left his LA-area home to cover the wildfires. But the flames were barreling toward his front door
He left his Los Angeles-area home to cover the wildfires, but the flames were barreling toward his front door.
Altadena winds weren't strong enough to warrant Edison shutting off transmission lines, CEO asserts
It takes 60- to 80-mph winds for the company to shut down transmission lines. CEO Steve Powell said it didn't see winds that ...