She guided The Rafu during a difficult time as print journalism is going through a transition! This is not mentioning COVID! Thoughout.

Firefighters from nearby counties.One stated that he started the fire because he liked the smell of burning leaves while the other said that she enjoyed committing chaos and destruction.

emphasizing that the danger has not yet passed and pleading with community members to prioritize their safety.Stories abound on social media of communities coming together to help those affected.Angelenos have taken to social media.

As Los Angeles resident Kat Eves wrote on Threads.I am not at all surprised by the generosity of this place.

officials announced that firefighters have contained 45% of the Altadena-area Eaton Fire and 19% of the Palisades Fire.

and bandanas are not effective in protecting individuals from the hazards of wildfires and to wear N95 or P100 masks instead.my parents made everything seem stable for us kids.

Susan Hirasuna of Fox11 cited one estimate that put Black home ownership in West Altadena at upwards of 80 percent.Despite having its Caucasian race only statutes invalidated via legal action.

and not only was forced to evacuate her family last early Wednesday.My swell cadre of friends was a true reflection of Altadenas diversity – Patricia Patts.