In the Palisades, an Evacuation Disaster Was Years in the Making
Some Pacific Palisades residents said the community had long asked for more detailed fire preparation plans. When a fire raged through the community this week, gridlock ensued.
Who’s in Charge of the Firefighting Effort?
Many agencies in the Los Angeles region are coordinating to battle multiple fires.
Where California Residents Can Find Updates and Shelter
Here’s where people affected by the wildfires can find the latest information on emergency resources.
Many Pay Their Respects to Jimmy Carter in the Georgia Cold
It was a once-in-a-lifetime chance to pay their respects to a president. They were not going to miss it, even if meant waking up in the middle of the night.
How to Stay Safe as Fires Sweep Southern California
State and local governments can alert you to risks and dangers in your surrounding areas. Being prepared is key.
Water Outage in Richmond, Va., Is Expected to Last Until Friday
The winter storm on Monday knocked out power at the city’s water plant, leaving thousands under a boil water advisory for days.
Photos of Abuse Found in a Home’s Walls Lead to Prison Time for Father and Son
Old Polaroid images of child sex exploitation were found during the renovation of a California home where Theodore and James Smith had lived, the authorities said.
San Francisco Gets a New Mayor and an Emergency Plan for the Fentanyl Scourge
Daniel Lurie, an heir to the Levi Strauss fortune, became the city’s 46th mayor on Wednesday and laid out a path to restoring the battered city’s luster.
California Fires Destroy Celebrity Homes Across Los Angeles
In Pacific Palisades, the median sale price for a home was $3.3 million in December, according to Redfin.
Dignified Rituals Before the ‘Hot Mess’ in Washington
Jimmy Carter’s funeral is giving the nation an uncanny week of routine on the eve of political upheaval.
Obamacare Enrollment Hits Record Ahead of Trump’s Return
Almost 24 million Americans have signed up for plans offered under the Affordable Care Act, driven by subsidies that are expiring and that Congress may not renew.
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