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California has barred home insurers from dropping or refusing to renew California wildfire victims for a year

The Hollywood elite are paying private firefighter firms thousands of dollars to protect their mansions as LA continues to burn.

Talk show host Megyn Kelly expressed her frustrations with the efforts of the Los Angeles Fire Department, stating that they are sending "obese" lesbians to save those affected by the wildfires raging in the greater Los Angeles area instead of "strong" men.

Tiger Woods and PGA Tour players prioritize wildfire relief efforts over Genesis Invitational in Los Angeles. Community resilience and support highlighted ...

Millions of people across the Los Angeles area are being exposed to wildfire smoke as fires burn through homes and vehicles. The fires in January 2025 have burned thousands of structures, along with the building materials, furniture, paints, plastics and electronics inside them.

Past efforts to ban lawmakers from trading or owning individual stocks have withered, but some see an opening with Donald Trump as president.

Mayor Karen Bass supports LAFD's decisions amid criticism over resource deployment during devastating fires in Los Angeles.

"Ghetto till I die." A flight attendant was fired after uploading a video of herself twerking in uniform. In desperation, she set up a GoFundMe page to cover her expenses, but it has been largely ignored so far. The post “She Doesn’t Have A Case”: Twerking Flight Attendant Loses Job…

Charges filed in separate arson cases in Los Angeles County. Suspects swiftly extinguished by firefighters. 10 individuals charged for looting and arson, f...

Students from Pacific Palisades elementary schools affected by fire are now attending classes at temporary locations. Los Angeles Unified School District i...

The reporter said she preferred to be rescued by a "strong man" instead of an "overweight" female firefighter. The post “I Can’t Say I Disagree”: Megyn Kelly Sparks Outrage Over “Overweight” Comments first appeared on Bored Panda.