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The devastating fires in Los Angeles have displaced hundreds of thousands of people and animals, but stories of bravery and selflessness are providing a ray of light in a dark time. One of those ...
Photos of a 4-month-old kitten found at a burn area in Altadena is so heartbreaking. The kitten was just one of many animals injured during the wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles.
The wildfires in Los Angeles have killed at least 25 people, destroyed or damaged more than 12,000 homes, businesses and other structures and triggered something else: a massive pet rescue effort.
The destructive Palisades fire first began in the L.A. neighborhood of Pacific Palisades on Jan. 7, and has since burned more than 23,700 acres with 11% containment, according to the Los Angeles ...
The rescue efforts follow the two deadly fires, Eaton and Palisades, ravaging L.A. As of Monday, Jan. 10, the Palisades fire burned over 23,700 acres, and it is 14% contained, according to Cal Fire .
Heather McAlpine, an Altadena Mountain Rescue Team volunteer, was helping others evacuate when the Los Angeles fires burned down her home. The 33-year-old photographer was able to save her cat and ...
Los Angeles International Airport, or LAX, has remained open throughout the fires and continues to be operational. The airport is advising passengers to check their flight status with their airline.
The Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation has called for donations to its wildfire emergency fund. The proceeds will go toward equipping firefighters with tools and supplies to contain the infernos.