Multiple Dead and 30,000 Evacuated Due to Eaton Fire

The Eaton Fire, sweeping through the verdant neighborhoods of Altadena and Pasadena, has claimed multiple lives and forced the evacuation of more than 30,000 residents. The inferno, fueled by high winds, has consumed over 10,600 acres, destroying over 100 structures, including homes, religious centers, and commercial hubs. Evacuation zones have expanded, and the blaze continues to threaten additional communities as tired firefighters call for reinforcements. In the chaos, stories of resilience and community spirit emerge as residents scramble to save cherished homes and possessions. The American Red Cross has set up an evacuation center at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, providing aid for displaced individuals. Local businesses, including Planet Fitness, are stepping in to offer support to those affected by the disaster.

Mayor Karen Bass Slashed LAFD Budget by $17M; Questions Raised About Dry Fire Hydrants

Mayor Karen Bass faces backlash for cutting $17M from LAFD's budget as fire hydrants ran dry during L.A.'s catastrophic wildfires. As the city battles devastation, questions on preparedness and resource allocation intensify.

Airbnb Opens Doors to L.A. Wildfire Evacuees

As wildfires devastate Los Angeles County, Airbnb.org is stepping up to provide free housing for evacuees. Partnering with 211 LA, they're ensuring residents in areas like Pasadena and Santa Monica find safe shelter. Learn how you can help or benefit from this initiative.

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