L.A.’s small-business owners see years of work and history go up in smoke
From a decades-old diner to a yoga studio just getting off the ground, storefronts that anchored their communities were ...
In ‘a mass erasure of heritage,’ numerous historic landmarks lost in L.A.
Infernos have laid waste to more than 30 structures considered historic in what preservationists believe is the single worst ...
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Beloved places we’ve lost: Tracking LA fire destruction
As wildfires rage across Los Angeles County, we’re starting to learn more about the memorable places we’ve lost. An unknown number of homes have gone up in flames. Much-loved eateries, places of ...
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LA Restaurant Updates After Last Week’s Destructive Fires
Food & Wine has compiled a list of resources for those impacted by the fires that include GoFundMe campaigns and nonprofit ...
How One L.A. Fire Decimated ‘Magical’ Community of Creatives
The Los Angeles fires are the most devastating in the city's history. As one Altadena resident recalls, as the Eton fire ...
16 people dead in Palisades and Eaton fires as Los Angeles braces for more high winds, red flag weather
Wildfires which have killed at least 16 people and left behind widespread destruction in Los Angeles County continue to burn ...
Column: On a block in Altadena, only a few houses remain, including theirs. Should they return?
Their house survived the fires. Now the Turners, along with thousands of others, are crushed, dazed, in limbo and not sure ...
Altadena had soul, solitude and community. Can those qualities survive devastating firestorm?
The Eaton fire cut a brutal swath through Altadena and a cherished way of life in this eclectic foothill community it upended.
These Los Angeles restaurants offer food to fire evacuees and first responders
A handful of spots across L.A. have stepped up to provide food and coffee to evacuees, firefighters and first responders.
With their Los Angeles-area homes still smoldering, families return to search the ruins for memories
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Many watched their homes burn on television in a state of shock.