LAFD vehicle pushed into ocean by debris flow in Malibu
A large debris flow pushed a Los Angeles Fire Department car into the ocean on Monday, sending one occupant to the hospital.
Firefighter swept into ocean in debris flow as heavy rain pounds Los Angeles
A new atmospheric river is slamming California, including fire-ravaged Los Angeles, where residents are bracing for the ...
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Fire department vehicle swept into ocean in debris flow as rain pounds LA
A member of the Los Angeles Fire Department was inside the vehicle when it was swept off the road by a large debris flow along Big Rock Road in Malibu, a public information officer for the ...
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Partial Reopening of PCH in Malibu for Residents and Essential Workers Post-Palisades Fire
The Pacific Coast Highway partially reopens for Malibu residents and essential workers with enforced speed limits and ...
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More than six years after wildfires destroyed their Malibu homes, many still struggle to rebuild
such as the enhanced fire codes ensnaring the permits of the Hauptmans and Moores. Complicating the situation is that, unlike Malibu, the city of Los Angeles does not have a local zoning plan ...
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PCH access now includes school buses, businesses and residents from Palisades Fire burn area
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), in coordination with local partners, expanded access of State Route 1 ...
Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson Are Donating $1 Million to Aid Los Angeles Wildfire Recovery: 'Everything Helps'
Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson announced Friday, Feb. 21, that they're donating $1 million among five Los Angeles organizations to aid in wildfire recovery ...
Malibu Fire: The Aftermath Is a Stark Landscape of Empty | Photos
One month and a week after LA's epic wildfires tore through the tranquility of Malibu's beach homes, the aftermath is stark.