Their homes survived the fires. Now they live in a moonscape of ash and debris.
Those deemed lucky because their homes are standing reckon with what remains all around them: lonely moonscapes that look ...
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New York Times - Top Stories
Rewriting History, Trump Blames Ukraine for War and Calls Zelensky ‘Dictator’ President Trump made an array of false claims as he tried to cast President Volodymyr Zelensky as a villain who ...
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CicLAvia route brings West Adams to University Park
WEST ADAMS — The CicLAvia season begins for the 15th year Feb. 23 with a new route — West Adams Meets University Park. The car-free event takes place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. along Jefferson Boulevard ...
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WWU Week of Worship Focuses on REALigion
Walla Walla University holds a quarterly Week of Worship with guest speakers David Asscherick and Ty Gibson from Light ...
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Pioneer Community Association recognizes early restoration efforts
A most amazing journey started with a simple question at a regular meeting of the Pioneer Community Associations Board of Directors. Why are those names on that plaque? What’s the story? The beautiful ...
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Housing & Homelessness
Why is homelessness so much worse in Los Angeles than in other parts of the country, even as other cities also combat poverty, drug addiction and crime?
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As LA recovers from wildfires, debate resurfaces over how to build in high-risk areas
As Los Angeles begins a slow recovery from destructive and deadly wildfires, local planners are trying to strike a balance between expediting rebuilding and public safety.