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Las Pequeñas Escuelas De California Se Preparan Para Despidos Mientras El Congreso Recorta Fondos Para La Educación Rural

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In LA’s Darkest Moment, the Light of Tireless Angelenos Providing Aid, Food Shines Bright

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Column: After Years of Helping the Homeless, He's One of Them After Altadena Fire Destroys His House

Days after losing his home in the Eaton fire, social worker Anthony Ruffin's 'day off' looks like many of his other days off: he's helping the homeless

I Was Forced to Evacuate My Home. Do I Still Need to Pay My Mortgage, Rent, Utility Bills?

After fleeing the scene of a fire, homeowners and renters face questions about their property taxes, mortgages, rent payments and utility bills.

Eaton Fire Victim Must Start Over. He Begins by Volunteering With the People Who Helped Him

Fernando Villaluna is starting over after the Eaton fire. When he picked up clothing donations, he was treated with kindness. So he came back to volunteer.

Rural Areas Got Millions in State Fire Prevention Funds Over Parts of L.A. That Burned

Records show Cal Fire declined to back projects to protect communities later devastated by the Palisades fire while millions went toward clearing brush with goats, repaving and other projects in sparsely populated parts of the state.

L.A. Fires: Is That GoFundMe Account Legit? How to Spot Scams When Helping Victims

Officials warn of possible fraudulent GoFundMe accounts, the platform explains its verification process and experts share guidance on to trust a GoFundMe fundraiser.

Unprecedented New Extreme Fire Alert Brings Danger to SoCal for Next Two Days

Southern California will again face extreme fire weather conditions starting Tuesday morning. A fourth 'particularly dangerous situation' warning is possible.

Family Members of Man Found Dead in Pillar Sue Ex-Deputy They Allege Left Him There

The family of 35-year-old Raymundo Rivera, who was found dead outside a Lancaster supermarket in 2018, sued the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department last week.

Tips to Find the Best Air Purifiers to Protect Against L.A. Wildfire Smoke

A toxic soup of smoke, chemicals and particulate matter is being spread across the city by gusty winds. Here's what to look for in an air purifier.

It's a Tense Wait for Fire Refugees Kept From Their Neighborhoods. The Breakfast Club Helps

At an El Segundo Residence Inn, evacuees from L.A.'s fires share news, knock down rumors and commiserate in a way only those experiencing the same trauma can.

Palisades Fire Threatens Last Population of Steelhead Trout in the Santa Monica Mountains

The sole population of Southern California steelhead in the coastal range has survived flames and drought but finds itself facing another threat.

Beyond Hard Hats: Mental Struggles Become the Deadliest Construction Industry Danger

If you or someone you know may be experiencing a mental health crisis, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing or texting "988."

Voters Backed Abortion Rights but State Judges Have Final Say

In November, Montana voters safeguarded the right to abortion in the state's constitution. They also elected a new chief justice to the Montana Supreme Court who was endorsed by anti-abortion advocates.

Midwives Blame California Rules for Hampering Birth Centers Amid Maternity Care Crisis

Jessie Mazar squeezed the grab handle in her husband's pickup and groaned as contractions struck her during the 90-minute drive from her home in rural northeastern California to the closest hospital with a maternity unit.

Voters Backed Abortion Rights but State Judges Have Final Say

In November, Montana voters safeguarded the right to abortion in the state's constitution. They also elected a new chief justice to the Montana Supreme Court who was endorsed by anti-abortion advocates.

Beyond Hard Hats: Mental Struggles Become the Deadliest Construction Industry Danger

If you or someone you know may be experiencing a mental health crisis, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing or texting "988."

All Hands on Deck: Bay Area’s Response to LA Fire Zone Expands as Losses Top 40,000 Acres

Just because the Bay Area isn’t suffering though massive wildfires doesn’t mean its firefighters aren’t hard at work.The Alameda County Fire Department has sent more firefighters to battle the wildfires in Los Angeles County, bringing its total to 27. The …

Mientras Los Incendios en Los Ángeles Arden, El Gobernador Newsom Y La Alcaldesa Bass Son Blanco De Acusaciones

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As LA Fires Rage, Governor Newsom and Mayor Bass Are Targets In the Blame Game

When catastrophe strikes, its victims understandably want to know how and why — but their curiosity often morphs into snap judgments and witch hunts by those with ulterior motives.

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