Home at last: Eaton Fire survivor, faithful dog mark major milestone in Altadena rebuild
Ted Koerner and his 13-year-old dog, Daisy May, received the first certificate of occupancy for a fully rebuilt primary residence following the deadly Eaton Fire.
LA City delays vote on Palisades Fire fee waivers, bringing some survivors to tears
Anger and heartbreak filled the Los Angeles City Council chamber Tuesday as Pacific Palisades fire survivors broke down in tears when the council again delayed a vote on whether to waive reconstruction fees — nearly a year after the deadly Palisades fire.
Palisades Charter HS baseball team searching for field to call home nearly a year after wildfires
The Palisades Charter High School baseball team is still battling the aftermath of the January wildfires as many athletes who lost their homes are searching for a new home field for the 2026 season.
Small businesses in Pacific Palisades thankful for 'Shop Small Saturday'
Shops along Sunset Boulevard in Pacific Palisades, including Elizabeth Lamont and BOCA, are open and encouraging local support after a devastating wildfire earlier in the year.
Man walks from Altadena to Paradise to raise funds for wildfire survivors
Demitri Camperos walked 700-miles, from Altadena to Paradise to raise money and awareness for wildfire survivors.
Pasadena nonprofit hosts community Thanksgiving for Eaton Fire victims
A Pasadena nonprofit hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for Eaton fire victims and others to ensure they did not dine alone.
Hope after the Flames: Palisades, Eaton fire survivors share stories of loss and rebuilding
After unthinkable loss from the January fires, survivors show strength and undeniable hope after the flames.
Wildfire survivors marking first Thanksgiving since losing their homes
Thursday will be the first Thanksgiving weekend since the January wildfires, and also the first for the many fire survivors who have to observe the holiday without their homes.
Was the Lachman Fire fully out? Lawsuit and state officials clash over what led to Palisades Fire
A class-action lawsuit alleges state park representatives blocked firefighters from using critical tools days before the blaze reignited — but the agency says it never hindered the response.
