L.A. Fires: Recovery & Rebuilding
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While firefighters have made great progress containing the Station Fire in the Angeles Forest, officials still term the fire as "dangerous." And it continues to create unhealthy air quality conditions through the basin and beyond.
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The fire in the Angeles National Forest continues to grow. But more favorable weather, and a massive effort by firefighters is leading to optimism that destruction may be keep to a minimum.
Keep your fingers crossed. It's not out of danger yet, but firefighters are on the ground at Mt. Wilson. They've constructed some fire breaks and hope they'll be able to save the Observatory and broadcast towers at the top of the mountain.
Another tough day ahead for firefighters in the Angeles National Forest. But officials are expressing cautious optimism that, with luck - and some good weather - they may be able to begin containing the blaze.
What happens if the Station fire knocks out KCET's broadcast tower on Mt. Wilson?
Last fall, Vicki Curry and I - along with correspondent Judy Muller - reported on the new phenomenon of ‘firefighters for hire ’ - for a segment we called “Fire, Inc.”
The entire Gabrieliño National Recreation Trail is a formidable challenge for the experienced hiker. Once dotted with several resorts that flourished in the canyon in the early 1900's, hikers can still see the remnants of their foundations after they w...
Debriefing after a fire or any disaster is a must. There are things you could've done, things you should not have done.
Evacuated from their home at 8PM, Doug and Marion Dawirs talk about what they took and what was left.
A collection of resources to help you find the latest information on the area's wildfires and evacuations.
Growing up in L.A, I associated the Santa Ana winds with a very specific time of year.