4 d. ago Southern California community members return for first time to site where church burned down ahead of Easter

A Southern California community returned for the first time Friday ahead of Easter to the site where a church burned down during January's wildfires.

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5 d. ago Residential skyscraper for downtown L.A. mall clears hurdle to city approval

Residential skyscraper for downtown L.A. mall clears hurdle to city approval  Los Angeles Times

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7 d. ago Update: Pile burning completed near Yankovich Road Fire Wildfire Walk

Update: Pile burning completed near Yankovich Road Fire Wildfire Walk  Alaska Wildland Fire Information

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1 week ago Burning operations planned on Donnelly Training Area to reduce wildfire risk near Delta Junction

Burning operations planned on Donnelly Training Area to reduce wildfire risk near Delta Junction  Alaska Wildland Fire Information

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2 w. ago Alaska fire season update: 17 wildfires reported, burn permits required statewide

Alaska fire season update: 17 wildfires reported, burn permits required statewide  Your Alaska Link

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2 w. ago Breaking: IOC Approves Addition of 50 Strokes for Los Angeles 2028 Olympics

Breaking: IOC Approves Addition of 50 Strokes for Los Angeles 2028 Olympics  Swimming World

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2 w. ago Gallery of Los Angeles Approves Adaptive Reuse Ordinance 2.0 to Tackle Housing Shortage

Gallery of Los Angeles Approves Adaptive Reuse Ordinance 2.0 to Tackle Housing Shortage - 5  ArchDaily

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3 w. ago Los Angeles Approves Adaptive Reuse Ordinance 2.0 to Tackle Housing Shortage

Los Angeles Approves Adaptive Reuse Ordinance 2.0 to Tackle Housing Shortage  ArchDaily

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3 w. ago Prescribed burns begin May 1 at Creamer’s Field Refuge to reduce wildfire risks

Prescribed burns begin May 1 at Creamer’s Field Refuge to reduce wildfire risks  Your Alaska Link

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3 w. ago Measure A sales tax goes into effect. Here's what LA County voters approved

Measure A sales tax goes into effect. Here's what LA County voters approved  NBC4 Los Angeles

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3 w. ago Los Angeles City Council Officially Approves SoFi Stadium As Host Of LA 2028 Olympic Swimming

Los Angeles City Council Officially Approves SoFi Stadium As Host Of LA 2028 Olympic Swimming  SwimSwam

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3 w. ago Los Angeles City Council gives preliminary approval for Olympic Flag Football at Stadium in Exposition Park

Los Angeles City Council gives preliminary approval for Olympic Flag Football at Stadium in Exposition Park  NFL.com

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3 w. ago Los Angeles approves just 4 permits to rebuild in Pacific Palisades after nearly 7,000 homes burned in wildfires

Los Angeles approves just 4 permits to rebuild in Pacific Palisades after nearly 7,000 homes burned in wildfires  New York Post

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4 w. ago Karen Bass Pushes Green Agenda in Rebuild: Faster Permits for 'All

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is pushing a "green" agenda in the effort to rebuild the Pacific Palisades, offering faster permits for those residents who agree to build "all-electric" homes when they rebuild, rather than using natural gas. The post Karen Bass Pushes Green Agenda in Rebuild: Faster Permits for ‘All-Electric’ Homes appeared first on Breitbart.

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4 w. ago Wildfires ravage South Korea, killing 18 and destroying a 1,300

A 1,300-year-old Buddhist temple, houses, factories and vehicles were among the structures destroyed in the wildfires that have burned 43,330 acres and injured 19 people.

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4 w. ago Los Angeles County Supervisors approve $637 million for homeless services

Los Angeles County Supervisors approve $637 million for homeless services  Los Angeles Daily News

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4 w. ago LA County Supervisors approve $637 million budget for homelessness services

LA County Supervisors approve $637 million budget for homelessness services  CBS Los Angeles

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4 w. ago Why some Los Angeles homes are being built to resist wildfires — and some aren't

The wildfires in LA were so large, they burned areas that weren't considered at risk. That means as residents start the process of rebuilding, thousands of them won't be required to use fire-resistant building materials. Experts say those materials dramatically reduce the chance a house will burn. But now, Los Angeles officials are changing the rules to require more homeowners to use these materials - a rare example of tightening the rules post-disaster, instead of loosening them.

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