After brutal fire season, California lawmakers call for seasonal firefighters to be employed year-round
State legislators are calling to extend Cal Fire's staffing to a year-round system, switching some roles from nine-month ...
Pasadena shelter for nearly 300 wildfire survivors to move in days — new location not yet found
A temporary shelter housing nearly 300 wildfire survivors in Pasadena is set to close this week as the Red Cross works to ...
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Eaton Fire evacuation shelter in Pasadena to close. What happens next?
The Pasadena Convention Center, which held nearly 1,500 evacuees at its peak, is set to close by Saturday. Evacuees are ...
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Phase 2 of wildfire debris removal starts in Pasadena
Col. Eric Swenson, Los Angeles Wildfires Recovery Field Office Commander for the military engineering branch, said entering ...
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See EPA guidelines for returning to LA fire zones
The Environment Protection Agency released an updated list of considerations to keep residents of the Pacific Palisades and ...
Officials provide update on recovery process, debris removal weeks after wildfires broke out
Weeks after the Palisades and Eaton fires tore through communities in the Los Angeles area, the recovery process remains in ...
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Here’s How the Los Angeles Wildfires Are Affecting Animals, From Fish to Snakes to Birds
While scientists were able to save and move some creatures in the aftermath, researchers are worried about the prospects for ...
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Questions on post-fire repairs? Pasadena offers virtual consultations with city planners
Residents impacted by January’s windstorm and wildfires can now book a virtual meeting with a city planner to get information on removing a tree, and repairing or replacing damaged fences. They can ...
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How Trump’s Attack on Environmental Programs Is Already Affecting Local Conservation Work
Grant funding from BIL and IRA, Biden’s signature climate laws, has been frozen. “We’re in a biodiversity meltdown,” says butterfly scientist Stu Weiss. “We don’t have time for these kinds of delays.” ...