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Uncertainty and frustration hover over those whose homes survived LA’s fires
Residents whose homes still stand in burn zones are concerned about their health and how to make their homes livable again.
Scientists are racing to discover the depth of ocean damage sparked by the LA County wildfires
Fire debris and potentially toxic ash could make the water unsafe for surfers and swimmers, especially after rainfall that ...
Science Daily4d
Fewer forest fires burn in North America today than in the past--and that's a bad thing
Fewer wildfires burn in North American forests today than in previous centuries, increasing the risk of more severe wildfires, according to research published in Nature Communications. The findings ...
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Scientists race to uncover depth of ocean damage sparked by LA wildfires
On a recent Sunday, Tracy Quinn drove down the Pacific Coast Highway to assess damage wrought upon the coastline by the ...
Cleanup begins after storm ravages Southern California, leaving mud, debris, and forcing swift-water rescues
A Los Angeles City firefighter was hospitalized after his SUV was swept into the Pacific Ocean during a mudslide in Malibu.
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Storm causes 18-foot-deep sinkhole in Ontario, major road closed
An 18-foot-deep sinkhole opened up in Ontario, covering an entire intersection and forcing a major street to shut down.
Torrents of mud and floodwater cover roads and trap cars in LA, but city dodges another disaster
As Southern California recovers from last month’s devastating wildfires, heavy rain resulted in pockets of flooding, blocked ...
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Multiple mudslides, roof collapse among mayhem from heavy winter storm in Southern California
A Los Angeles City firefighter was hospitalized after his SUV was swept into the Pacific Ocean during a mudslide in Malibu.
Mud and debris flow closes San Bernardino County Highway 330
"SR-330 closed from Live Oak to Highland Ave due to debris flow from #LineFire burn scar. Unknown duration of reopening as crews still need to make assessments." Caltrans wrote on Facebook.