Los Angeles Times5 天
L.A.’s first atmospheric river storm of winter is coming. What you need to know
“The second system ... will have more impact for LA County.” There’s a a chance of rain Wednesday and a slight chance of rain Tuesday and Thursday. Significant rainfall is not expecte ...
Fast Company24 天
L.A.’s fires will make the city’s housing crisis even worse
There’s a perception that the houses that burned in L.A.’s fires were mansions. But in the city of Altadena, where the Eaton Fire devastated neighborhoods, many of the people who lost homes ...
Los Angeles Times5 天
‘Fear has been sown.’ Street vendors and other workers in L.A.’s massive informal ...
L.A.’s wildfire recovery may be on a collision course with Trump’s immigration policy. Southern California’s construction industry is heavily reliant on immigrant labor. Jan. 19, 2025 ...
Los Angeles Magazine10 天
Price Gouging Hits L.A.'s Fire Evacuees
The timing is particularly concerning, as these increases follow Governor Gavin Newsom's January 7 emergency declaration in response to extreme winds and fires across the city. The L.A. County ...
The Hollywood Reporter27 天
L.A. Wildfires Turn Political: Karen Bass, Gavin Newsom Draw Heat Over Response
L.A.'s mayor and California's governor, respectively, are coming under fire as the out-of-control inferno rages across the Southland. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large As the worst fire in the ...
Los Angeles Magazine8 天
L.A.'s Storied Helms Bakery Returns
Savor L.A., One Bite at a Time! Stay updated on the city’s top dining spots, new openings, and food events. Subscribe to LAMag’s Food Newsletter below or click here. But now, the trailblazing ...
Yahoo4 天
L.A.'s second big winter rainstorm is coming. What you need to know
Mud and debris from fire-ravaged hillsides covered a road in several locations in Topanga Canyon on Monday. (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times) ...
Forbes23 天
L.A.’s Fire Nightmare May Carry A $150 Billion Price Tag
It’s also likely to turn into L.A.’s most expensive natural disaster. When the fires are finally out, the damage done could reach as high as $150 billion, according to an estimate from ...
Fast Company25 天
People are blaming L.A. officials for the wildfires. They’re missing the point
When the fires started after L.A.’s own weather whiplash, the conditions were a worst-case scenario, with extremely dry vegetation and extremely strong winds. The first night, the winds were so ...
The New York Times24 天
L.A.’s Private Firefighters, and U.S. Childhood Vaccination Rates Fall
Hosted by Tracy Mumford Featuring Tim Arango Produced by Will Jarvis and Ian Stewart Edited by Jessica Metzger and Tracy Mumford On Today’s Episode ... as Crews Battle L.A. Wildfires, by ...
Yahoo26 天
The L.A. Fires Have Started a Misinformation Storm
“In recent years, L.A.’s fire chief has made not filling the fire hydrants top priority, but diversity,” Kelly said Wednesday. “Who gives a shit if the fire chief is gay. I’m ...
Slate20 天
In L.A., We’re Breathing the Ashes of Other People’s Homes
The air quality is “good.” It’s for this reason that in L.A., the fires aren’t “over.” The flames may have subsided (at least in some urban areas; at least for now), but the long-term ...