Thursday, January 9th Type of Incident: Traffic Stop – Evacuation Area Location: 10th Street / Carlyle Suspect(s): Dorantes, Miguel Angel (May-07-2002), Pacheco Magana, Dominic (Sep-30-2006) At 4:39 PM,
The Emotional Cost of the Palisades Fire" highlights the emotional toll on residents, facing grief, trauma, and anxiety from loss, displacement, & uncertainty.
As firefighters gain a modicum of containment over the region’s raging wildfires, air quality has improved slightly but residents close to the fires or anyone who can smell smoke should still take precautions when going outside.
Bike shops and rideshare services are aiding evacuees by offering free rides and bike rentals to help those displaced by wildfires with transportation needs.
Area hospitals stay operational to care for fire-related injuries, ensuring treatment for burns, smoke inhalation, and other wildfire-related health issues.
The Palisades Fire poses a serious threat to ocean health, causing pollution and long-term ecological damage during and after the wildfire's devastating impact.
In the wake of the Palisades Fire, a swath of locals have lost their most precious and valuable items. Perhaps the most vital resource required at this time, however, is just something to keep evacuees’ bodies functioning.
With the wildfires moving away from Santa Monica, attention is turning to the aftermath and necessary efforts to protect consumers from both active theft and the more insidious issues of price gouging.
After a second round of false alerts rattled Los Angeles County, officials in charge of notifying Angelenos about life threatening dangers are handing responsibility for distribution of evacuation alerts over to the State.
Investigators are considering an array of possible ignition sources for the huge fires that have killed at least 10 people and destroyed thousands of homes and businesses in the Los Angeles area. In hilly,
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass joined City and County officials on Friday morning as they give the latest updates on everything related to the ongoing wildfire calamity currently facing LA County. Along with an update to the Palisades Fire,
LA fires threaten to hike insurance premiums, challenging California's new market rules as homeowners brace for rising costs and growing wildfire risks.
The two biggest wildfires ravaging the Los Angeles area have burned at least 10,000 homes, buildings and other structures, officials said Thursday as they urged more people to heed evacuation orders after a new blaze ignited and quickly grew.
Technical glitch tells all of Los Angeles County they should evacuate immediately Angelenos may have already felt like they were living in a hellscape with the seemingly endless growth of wildfires bu
Historic landmarks and Hollywood face severe threats as fires rage across Ca, scorching iconic sites and forcing evacuations in this unprecedented disaster.
After days of uncontrolled burning, officials confirmed the first death in the Palisades Fire on Wednesday. The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department received a missing person report on Wednesday and executed a welfare check on the home bordering the PCH.
As wildfires erupted in Southern California, so did a years-long feud between incoming president Donald Trump and Gov. Gavin Newsom. On the campaign trail, Trump repeatedly threatened to cut off disaster funding for California.
Trial by fire.” It’s a cliché, but Los Angeles has a way of validating clichés — riots, earthquakes and fires are part of life here. One waits for locusts. More to the point: When a crisis most tests our faith and confidence,
Every member of area households is under a lot of stress during the Palisades Fire, including the smallest members of the family. Keeping pets safe has been a priority for both those staying put and those who have felt the need to evacuate this week.
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For 48 years the Wyoming Shrine Bowl has represented all of Wyoming high school football with two carefully selected rosters of all-star caliber players from across the Cowboy State.
Clarkson’s father, Steve, runs a highly regarded quarterbacks skills camp in — you guessed it — Santa Monica, California. Just 18-19 through his first three seasons at Louisville, Satterfield now has the No. 7 recruiting class for 2023, according to ...
Get your kicks on Route 66 …” But the message of that song took photographer Jean Furth and former Baseball Hall of Fame executive director Jeff Idelson along that 2,448-mile route, along Interstates and back roads,
It was 20 years ago that Jeff Schwartz opened his own basketball player rep business, in Santa Monica office space borrowed from Casey Wasserman. Schwartz was buttressed by a conviction that what eventually became Excel Sports Management would be a basketball-only agency,
Actor/writer Michael Lyons takes a cue from an emerging case tennis elbow to reflect on his experience during an unhealthy relationship, and the tumultuous journey of rediscovering sexuality and independence afterwards in his solo show Dickin’ Around.
The Hollywood vet appears to be in great spirits, as wife Emma Heming shared video of the actor as he played a game of basketball with friends Tuesday.
Photographer Jean Fruth and fellow Grassroots Baseball co-founder Jeff Idelson will be at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark on Sunday, along with Oklahoma hero Johnny Bench.
More tired than he ever sounded after any of the 51 games he played for the Cal football team between 2000 and 2003, after which he left the Golden Bears as their all-time leading receiver with 3,188 career receiving yards.
People and Places:
Douglas MacArthur ~ University of California, Berkeley ~ California Golden Bears football
Former Cal football star Geoff McArthur, who holds the school record for career receiving yardage, has cancer and was hospitalized on Friday, according to KRON 4 TV, based on a GoFundMe site organized by some of McArthur's friends.
The Moorpark High softball team has been quiet for a few years. Not anymore. “The sophomores are very energetic,” senior Madison Zulager said. “You can hear them when we’re practicing,
The Rajahs had their most impressive win of the season on Thursday, going on the road to beat No. 1-ranked Santa Monica 7-4 in a CIF-SS Division 6 quarterfinal. Part of the Rajahs' offensive onslaught Thursday included a two-run home run by Sienna Rodriguez.
The Rajahs, unranked despite a 14-0 Desert Valley League record, blitzed the home team for a mercy-rule win. The road gets extremely tough for the Rajahs on Thursday as they travel to face No. 1-ranked Santa Monica in the third round.