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Who will pay for Los Angeles fire damages? Complexities abound.
Amid speculation about the causes of the Los Angeles-area fires, lawsuits have been filed against Southern California Edison, alleging its equipment ignited the Eaton fire. The $21 billion California Wildfire Fund offers limited compensation, affecting the liability landscape and highlighting disparities in victim aid based on utility participation.
Los Angeles fires' economic toll goes far beyond destroyed homes
The most straightforward component of damage is the number of structures damaged or destroyed, currently about 12,000. That's fewer than the 18,000 felled by the Camp fire in Northern California in 2018, but this is a different kind of house: Zillow values the average home in the Pacific Palisades ZIP code at $3.4 million; in Altadena's ZIP code, it's $1.3 million.
Firefighters prepare for strong winds that could fuel Los Angeles fire growth
Los Angeles is poised for increased fire danger as winds grow stronger. Firefighters from the US, Canada, and Mexico are prepared to tackle new fires after last week's massive blazes that destroyed thousands of homes and killed at least 24 people. Residents in high-risk areas have been advised to evacuate if necessary.
Why FBI agents visited Ben Affleck’s House in Los Angeles
FBI agents and Los Angeles police visited Ben Affleck's Brentwood home probing unauthorized drone activity that disrupted firefighting during the Palisades Fire. They sought footage to track the drone. Affleck evacuated the home due to the fire, now staying with Jennifer Garner. The fire caused severe damage, and investigations continue on its origins.
Wildfires erase heritage; numerous historical landmarks lost in Los Angeles wildfires; here's the full list
The devastating Eaton and Palisades wildfire which took place for a long time in the Los Angeles have eventually resulted in destruction and total erasing of some significant heritage and historical landmarks.
LA Palisades Fire: New Year's fireworks to blame? Satellite data links fire to NYE celebrations
LA Palisades Fire: The Palisades Fire, one of the deadliest wildfires in California, may have reignited from an earlier New Year’s Eve blaze caused by fireworks, exacerbated by high winds. Satellite imagery confirms its origin overlapped with the previous fire in the Temescal Ridge area. Residents criticised delayed emergency response, while experts pointed to the smouldering remnants as a potential cause. With at least eight fatalities and thousands displaced, investigations continue into this and other blazes, including suspected electrical equipment failures.
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Conspiracy theories surface on Los Angeles wildfires as many palm trees had been left standing as cars and homes burned beside them; here's what people are saying
As wildfires wreak havoc across Los Angeles, sparking widespread devastation, conspiracy theories have quickly gained traction on social media.
Los Angeles fires: Toll rises to 24, red flag warning issued for dangerous week ahead
Firefighters continue to battle wildfires around Los Angeles that have destroyed thousands of homes, killed 16 people, and left 16 missing. With strong winds and severe fire conditions expected this week, evacuation orders remain for 1,50,000 people. The fires have caused estimated damages of up to USD 150 billion.
California wildfires: Los Angeles fire evacuees face price gouging
Five days after the massive fire that devastated Pacific Palisades, displaced residents struggle to find housing as landlords exploit the crisis by jacking up rental prices. The California Attorney General warns that price gouging is illegal during a state of emergency, and violators face prosecution.
Is Kamala Harris' house in danger of being burned down as the Palisades fire expands to the Brentwood community? Here's what reports are saying
Property worth billions of dollars was reported to be destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires as firefighters struggled to control the inferno.
Firefighters race to contain Los Angeles wildfires with menacing winds forecast to return
Firefighters are combating spreading wildfires near the J. Paul Getty Museum and UCLA, with strong winds threatening further destruction. The Palisades Fire caused extensive damage, leading to evacuations. Amidst volunteer efforts, officials warned against returning to burned areas due to toxic debris. Allegations of inadequate firefighting resources arise.
Has the Los Angeles wildfire damaged the iconic Hollywood sign? Here's what you need to know
The Los Angeles wildfire is rampaging a major part of the state, and has reportedly damaged a major vicinity of the Hollywood region. It has reportedly damaged some iconic Los Angeles sites, including the The iconic Eames House and Getty Villa. What's more in store?
A 'miracle' in the flames: Hollywood actor James Woods' home survives LA wildfire
Actor James Woods' house in Pacific Palisades survived the Los Angeles wildfire with damage. Many celebrities, such as Paris Hilton and Billy Crystal, lost their homes. Firefighters continue to battle intense conditions as the Palisades Fire shifts directions. Evacuation orders are in place, and more destruction is expected.
Californians scrambled to evacuate dogs, cats, horses, even pigs as LA flames closed in
Animal owners in Los Angeles, including Arianna Buturovic, scrambled to evacuate nearly 30 animals from wildfires that killed 11 people and destroyed over 12,000 homes. Many pets were taken to shelters or fostered by volunteers, while larger animals faced greater risks during evacuation.
Ben Affleck's house in Pacific Palisades, untouched by Los Angeles wildfires, actor returns home after he fled to ex-wife Jennifer Garner's home
Ben Affleck returned to his Pacific Palisades home after being evacuated due to wildfires. While his property is unharmed, increasing winds threaten the area.
Malibu: Once dotted with gleaming beachfront villas, now looks like a ghost town; the devastation looks apocalyptic. Here are details
Malibu, once a haven of luxury, now resembles a post-apocalyptic wasteland following the devastating Palisades Fire.
Los Angeles fire: Relief in sight for Palisades wildfire, Eaton fire during weekend but how?
Los Angeles is witnessing five separate fires burning more than 35,000 acres in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles fire toll and the iconic places reduced to ashes
Massive wildfires that engulfed whole neighborhoods and displaced thousands in Los Angeles have killed at least 10 people, authorities said, as California's National Guard soldiers readied to hit the streets to help quell disorder. With reports of looting, Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna said a nighttime curfew was planned, and the state's National Guard was on hand to patrol affected areas.
New LA-area fire prompts more evacuations as officials say thousands of homes, buildings have burned
Los Angeles Kenneth Fire: A new fire in Los Angeles sparked Thursday, prompting evacuations as firefighters fight other wildfires. The Kenneth Fire near West Hills and the Eaton Fire have burnt thousands of structures, with losses estimated at $135-$150 billion. Firefighters, facing challenging conditions, have made progress containing the fires.
Spencer Pratt's wife Heidi Montag breaks down following Palisade fires that torched their home, says she has only ‘two pairs of jeans and two shirts’ left with her
Los Angeles wildfire has engulfed the most affluent parts of the city -- Pacific Palisades.
Is Taylor Swift's Los Angeles home safe from the Palisades fire? Here's the latest on the situation
Taylor Swift's Beverly Hills home is safe from the Palisades Fire, which is currently affecting Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Wildfires: Historic Devastation, Evacuations, and the Fight to Contain the Flames
Los Angeles Wildfires: The most destructive wildfires in Los Angeles’s history have unleashed devastation across the region, leaving neighborhoods in ruins and forcing thousands to evacuate.
100,000 evacuated, 5 dead: What’s behind the California wildfire devastating LA?
LA Fire: Wildfires in Southern California have wreaked havoc, causing widespread destruction, evacuations, and health concerns. The Palisades Fire has become the most destructive in Los Angeles history, while multiple other blazes continue to grow, exacerbated by Santa Ana winds. Thousands of homes have been destroyed, and over 100,000 residents have been forced to evacuate. Authorities are investigating the causes of the fires, with climate change and human activity likely playing a role.
Los Angeles wildfires claim 5 lives and leave thousands homeless in a 'historic natural disaster'
Los Angeles Fire: Raging wildfires engulfed Los Angeles County, claiming lives, destroying homes, and forcing mass evacuations. Fierce winds and water shortages hindered firefighting efforts, leaving resources stretched to the limit. Celebrities and residents alike fled the flames, which have burned thousands of acres and caused significant economic damage. Authorities warned of ongoing dangers as efforts to contain the fires continued. President Biden pledged federal support, while officials called the situation a historic natural disaster.
Celebrities among thousands evacuated in Los Angeles fires
Wildfires in Los Angeles' Pacific Palisades have led to evacuations of Hollywood stars including Mark Hamill, Mandy Moore, and James Woods. The fires destroyed homes, blocked roads as tens of thousands fled. Firefighters are working to control the uncontained fires. Schools were relocated and film premieres were canceled. Many homes and structures remain under threat.
Los Angeles wildfires: Airbnb offering temporary housing for residents impacted by Southern California fires? What we know
Wildfires in Los Angeles: In the midst of the emergency caused by the multiple wildfires raging out of control in Southern California, Airbnb has announced that it will offer free and temporary accommodation to people displaced by the fires. This initiative aims to alleviate the situation for thousands of residents who have been forced to evacuate their homes due to the relentless advance of the flames, particularly in areas like Pacific Palisades, Pasadena, Santa Monica, and the San Fernando Valley.
LA fire updates: Priyanka Chopra shares video of burning houses as Ben Affleck, Steven Spielberg and other stars forced to leave their homes
The Palisades fire in Los Angeles has destroyed many multi-million dollar homes. Celebrities like Paris Hilton, Halle Berry, and Adam Brody were affected. Several Hollywood events were cancelled. Priyanka Chopra shared her thoughts on social media, thanking first responders. At least five lives were lost, and numerous people were evacuated. The entertainment industry is heavily disrupted.
Raging Brush Fire in California Engulfs 3,000 Acres, Puts Los Angeles and Malibu on High Alert
Brush Fire in California Threatens Los Angeles and Malibu: The California brush fire, which has now scorched 3,000 acres, is rapidly spreading, posing a serious threat to both Los Angeles and Malibu. As the fire continues to rage, residents in the affected areas are facing mandatory evacuation orders.
Wildfires in California: Why did these big fires break out at the same time and are they expected to grow? What we know
Wildfire in Southern California: Fast-growing wildfires have destroyed homes in the Pacific Palisades in Los Angeles, prompting residents to flee on foot. As many as three massive wildfires broke out in Southern California almost at the same time. Around 30,000 residents have been ordered to evacuate the area near the fire, which has grown to more than 1,200 acres, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.
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