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LA fires likely began as reignition of New Year’s fire that LAFD ignored once it went cold: report

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There had been a fire in the area 6 days earlier on New Year's Eve.

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Did the LA fires really start on New Year's Eve? New information could suggest so

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LA fires likely began as reignition of New Year’s fire that LAFD ignored once it went cold: report

There had been a fire in the area 6 days earlier on New Year's Eve.

2 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Post Millennial broke the news in Toronto, Canada 2 months ago on Monday, January 13, 2025.

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LA fires likely began as reignition of New Year’s fire that LAFD ignored once it went cold: report

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Did the LA fires really start on New Year's Eve? New information could suggest so

Did the LA fires really start on New Year's Eve? New information could suggest so

LA fires likely began as reignition of New Year’s fire that LAFD ignored once it went cold: report

LA fires likely began as reignition of New Year’s fire that LAFD ignored once it went cold: report

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