Highly Toxic Metal Found in Air and Homes Months After Eaton and Palisades Fires, Report Says

Swanson: Some heroes play pickleball – ask Eaton Fire survivors

One day, you’re messaging the other 50 or so people in your WhatsApp pickleball group, coordinating who’s going to play that night. The next day, you’re messaging your WhatsApp pickleball group warning of the raging firestorm. And six months – or 180-some days – after that? You’re messaging your old pickleball pals and a few thousand new friends on a Discord server. It’s the virtual hub for the 5,000-member Eaton Fire Survivors Network, a commun…

Y'All Got Took: There Was Never Going to Be Any 'Rebuilt' Pacific Palisades

Explore the struggles faced by fire victims in Pacific Palisades and the challenges of rebuilding their homes.

Highly toxic metal found in air and homes months after Eaton and Palisades fires, report says

An earth metal that can lead to cancer has been found in the burn zones of the Eaton and Palisades fires, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.

L.A. has never experienced loss on this scale. Measuring progress six months after the fires is hard and painful

Six months after the worst firestorm in Los Angeles County history, a look at the Eaton and Palisades fires cleanup, government responses, investigations and legal action.

As the Eames House reopens after the Palisades fires, the family share their plans to preserve its legacy

Charles and Ray Eames’ descendants are exploring new ways to preserve the designers’ legacy, as the couple’s masterpiece Pacific Palisades residence reopens following the recent LA fires

Six Month Anniversary of the Eaton Fire – and What the Future Holds - Crescenta Valley Weekly

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