California Governor Gavin Newsom called for an investigation Friday into Los Angeles County’s fire hydrant and other water failures as officials continued battling stubborn blazes eating up more than 35,000 acres and the death toll hit 11.
Some hydrants in the Palisades were unusable earlier this week and reservoir water was reportedly not available, impairing the effort to protect homes. Newsom has called on county officials to investigate the matter and compile a report.
“The ongoing reports of loss of water pressure to some local fire hydrants during the fires and the reported unavailability of water supplies from the Santa Ynez Reservoir are deeply troubling to me and to the community,” Newsom said in a letter addressed to Los Angeles Department of Water and Power CEO and Chief Engineer Janisse Quiñones and L.A. County Public Works Director Mark Pestrella.
Winds were set to calm between Friday and Saturday, although strong gusts were still reported. Winds are predicted to return Sunday and next week, with the death toll from the current fires expected to climb in the coming days, officials said.
Firefighters and residents have been injured in the life-threatening outbreak, which continued to force evacuation orders and warning for some 153,000 people.
There are six active large wildfires throughout Los Angeles County. The Palisades and Eaton fires are the most destructive in the state’s history. Both are less than 10 percent contained.
Officials gave an update on the Eaton Fire early Friday afternoon.
“It looks like a war zone. I’ve never seen anything like it,” Kathryn Barger, a member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, told reporters.
Key Points
- Governor Newsom orders investigation into fire hydrant failures
- Death toll rises to 11
- Archer Fire evacuation warning lifted
- More than 36,000 acres have been burned by active wildfires
- Mapped: Tracking the Palisades, Kenneth, Hurst and Eaton fires
LA suburb residents concerned aid will be channeled towards high-profile areas
10:23
Vishwam Sankaran
Residents of Altadena, a racially and economically diverse suburb near Los Angeles, expressed concerns that government resources would be channelled towards high-profile areas like Malibu popular with Hollywood A-Listers.
The suburb’s residents, including Black and Latino families who have lived there for generations, also raised concerns that insurance companies might short-change less affluent households which may not have the means to contest fire claims.
“They’re not going to give you the value of your house ... if they do, you really have to fight for it,” Kay Young, a 63-year-old resident of the suburb, told Reuters.
“You’re going to have some folks who are not going to get as much as they deserve, and some folks who may get more than actually they need,” Inez Moore, a lecturer at California State University whose family home was destroyed in the fires, said.
Officials warn residents to beware of scams
10:00
Michelle Del Rey
While our attention is on the devastation from the wildfires, criminals are looking to take advantage and rip people off.
— Janice Hahn (@SupJaniceHahn) January 10, 2025
If you’ve received one of these, do not click on the link and delete the message. If you think you might owe tolls you can check at https://t.co/j1SHe7Bzvi. https://t.co/Fydiycufyq
‘Like a ton of bricks just fell on me’: What we know about victims of ‘most destructive’ fire in LA history
09:00
Michelle Del Rey
A siege of wildfire: Photos show massive response effort to devastation in LA County area
08:00
Michelle Del Rey
Evacuation warnings for the Hurst Fire in Sylmar and the Archer Fire in Granda Hills are lifted
07:00
Michelle Del Rey
Urgent efforts from our firefighters have helped contain the #HurstFire in Sylmar and #ArcherFire in Granda Hills.
— Mayor Karen Bass (@MayorOfLA) January 10, 2025
All Evacuation Warnings for these specific areas have been lifted.
California National Guard are out on Southern California streets
06:00
Michelle Del Rey
Night Ops: Cal Guard Military Police in Action
— The California National Guard (@TheCalGuard) January 10, 2025
Day or night your Cal Guard Military Police are working hard alongside SoCal law enforcement, manning critical traffic control points in areas impacted by the fires. Their mission: to protect lives and property during this… pic.twitter.com/SVrnP3oVog
California National Guard is setting up and organizing along PCH in Pacific Palisades. They’ll be tasked with looking for looters and traffic control in the fire zone. #PalisadesFire pic.twitter.com/cexAKarfTt
— Matthew Seedorff (@MattSeedorff) January 10, 2025
‘DO NOT DRINK’ notice issued to these communities
05:00
Michelle Del Rey
LADWP issued DO NOT DRINK NOTICE to Pacific Palisades Zip Code 90272 & adjacent communities in LADWP service area N. of San Vicente Blvd under evac orders due to the potential of fire-related contaminants that may have entered the water system in the area. https://t.co/CBbFKu17s5 pic.twitter.com/VpVrGBf9n2
— LADWP (@LADWP) January 10, 2025
Los Angeles County declares local health emergency
04:40
Michelle Del Rey
The widespread presence of ash and particulate matter in the air following the California wildfires has caused local health officials to declare a local health emergency on Friday.
The announcement followed several days of heavy smoke and ash in the Los Angeles area, which is battling multiple fires at once.
“The fires, coupled with strong winds, have severely degraded air quality by releasing hazardous smoke and particulate matter, posing immediate and long-term risks to public health,” a news release from the county’s public health department states. “Additionally, the fires have caused widespread displacement of residents, prompted emergency evacuations from healthcare facilities, and disrupted vital health services and resources.”
Additionally, the department is restricting the use of power air blowers and leaf blowers.
Issues with Los Angeles county’s evacuation alerts confused residents
04:09
Michelle Del Rey
Los Angeles County residents received erroneous alerts this week telling them to evacuate as officials tried to fix the county alert system.
On Thursday, emergency officials tried sending alerts to people only in the Calabasas and Agoura Hills areas, a fire official told CNN. But the evacuation alert was sent to everyone in the county.
Authorities blamed the alerts on technical issues. The issue helped shine a light on a potential flaw in the system. Residents are sent evacuation orders based on where they are in the city and not their home address, which could lead residents to panic even if their home is not under threat.
Gavin Newsom is launching an investigation of Los Angeles fire hydrant failures
03:45
Michelle Del Rey
The governor is directing state water and firefighting officials to launch a probe to determine why fire hydrants in the Palisades area were unusable this week.
The inability to use fire hydrants likely impaired the effort to protect some homes and evacuation corridors, Newsom wrote in a letter to Los Angeles Department of Water and Power CEO Janisse Quiñones and Mark Pestrella, director of Los Angeles County Public Works
“We need answers to how that happened,” he wrote. The letter asks LADWP and Los Angeles County officials to quickly put together a report explaining any causes of lost water pressure and unavailable water supplies, along with an examination of local preparedness efforts and response procedures.
Los Angeles Fire Department sends out new evacuation order
03:19
Michelle Del Rey
Los Angeles fire officials are asking residents around Interstate 405 and the Encino Reservoir to evacuate, according to an alert sent out by the Los Angeles Fire Department.
The expansion borders the Getty Center and one of Los Angeles’ busiest freeways.
Death toll rises to 11
03:15
Michelle Del Rey
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner is reporting 11 deaths in connection with the wildfires. The latest victim died in Topanga due to the Palisades fire, according to the medical examiner’s website. Additional information is pending.
Five people have now died in the Palisades fire. Six have died in the Eaton fire. The Palisades fire is eight percent contained, while the Eaton Fire is three percent contained. The fires continue to threaten thousands of properties in the area.
Wildfire smoke advisory extended through Saturday
02:53
Michelle Del Rey
ADVISORY UPDATE (Friday, January 10 - Saturday, January 11): https://t.co/Y158OoPtBX
— South Coast AQMD (@SouthCoastAQMD) January 10, 2025
-Wildfire Smoke Advisory for the #PalisadesFire (Pacific Palisades), #EatonFire (Pasadena/Altadena area), and #HurstFire (near San Fernando) has been extended through Saturday, January 11… pic.twitter.com/okNgz2vRXJ
Kenneth Fire 50 percent contained
02:15
Michelle Del Rey
CalFire is reporting that the Kenneth Fire is now 50 percent contained.
Fire officials reported the news in an online update.
Art collector says he lost dozens of art pieces in fire
01:55
Michelle Del Rey
Ron Rivlin, who lost his home in the Palisades Fire, said he built his home around his art. He owned 30 Andy Warhol pieces and 15 by Keith Haring. The paintings were lost during the fire.
He resisted evacuation until his daughter called him crying, he said, adding that he vowed to build an even better home in the future. He also lost art pieces by Damien Hirst and John Baldessari.
Actor James Wood says his home survived the fire
01:26
Michelle Del Rey
The actor made the announcement on X. He called the news a “miracle,” while pointing out that many homes in his neighborhood did not survive the blaze.
“In this hellish landscape ‘standing’ is relative,” he wrote.
Newsom has invited Trump to visit the Los Angeles County wildfire damage
01:08
Michelle Del Rey
California Governor Gavin Newsom has invited President-elect Donald Trump to visit the wildfire damage around Los Angeles.
In a letter to Trump, Newsom said that “in the spirit of this great country, we must not politicize human tragedy or spread disinformation from the sidelines.”
Trump has repeatedly attacked Newsom over the issue and called for him to resign, calling him “Gavin Newscum.”
.@realDonaldTrump, as you prepare to assume the presidency once more, I invite you to come to California.
— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) January 10, 2025
The hundreds of thousands of Americans – displaced from their homes and fearful for the future – deserve to see us all working together in their best interests, not… pic.twitter.com/R3C7cGqdBh
Officials are encouraging people on social media not to come and help with fires
00:58
Michelle Del Rey
The Los Angeles Fire Department reportedly said it is aware of a social media Facebook post suggesting individuals can work in California as part of the clean-up crew.
“There is no truth to this social media post, and there is no need to call and inquire,” officials said.
Critical fire weather expected on Friday
00:28
Michelle Del Rey
Officials believe the Santa Ana Winds will continue to shift north but humidity will remain low, according to an update released by CalFire around 2pm on Friday.
On Saturday, typical mid-January conditions are likely to continue. Sunday and continuing through the middle of next week, weak to moderate Santa Ana winds are expected, the agency said. There is a chance of strong winds on Tuesday and there will continue to be a high likelihood of critical fire weather conditions through next week.
It’s estimated that more than 5,000 structures have been destroyed in the blaze.
Los Angeles Unified School District officials canceled classes for all schools on Friday. Residents are encouraged to avoid nonessential travel, CalFire said.
Drone footage shows the aftermath of the Palisades Fire
Friday 10 January 2025 23:58
Michelle Del Rey
Drone footage released by USA Today shows rows of burnt homes and streets. The fire has spread to over 20,000 acres and threatens more than 11,000 structures. Three people have died in the blaze.
Watch below:
Drone video shows the aftermath of the Palisades Fire, which is destroying homes and devastating the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles. pic.twitter.com/RZ4s3FWnav
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) January 10, 2025
Super scooper plane hit by drone to be out of commission until Monday
Friday 10 January 2025 23:28
Michelle Del Rey
LA County Fire Chief Anthony C Marrone made the announcement on Friday. The Canadian plane, named Quebec 1, sustained a large hole in its wing after the collision. Pilots didn’t know they’d hit the drone. Staff at Van Nuys Airport noticed the hole.
Los Angeles is currently only operating two super scoopers. The aircraft will be prioritized for repairs and will be up and running on Monday.
“Everyone should know … flying a drone in the fire traffic area is not only dangerous, but it’s illegal,” Marrone said, according to CNN. “Our federal partners behind the scenes are going to be implementing procedures to be able to follow drones in our two large fire areas, and they will be able to identify who the operator of that drone is.”
“The most important thing to know is that if you fly a drone at one of these brush fires, all aerial operations will be shut down, and we certainly don’t want to have that happen,” he added.
Los Angeles County Fire Chief Anthony Marrone: I can assure residents LA County ‘will be prepared'
Friday 10 January 2025 22:39
Julia Musto
Los Angeles County Fire Chief Anthony Marrone assured residents that the county would “be prepared” on Monday to face the return of red flag conditions next week.
‘It looks like a war zone. I’ve never seen anything like it’: Officials give update on Eaton Fire
Friday 10 January 2025 22:27
Julia Musto
Officials gave an update on the Eaton Fire on Friday afternoon, reporting that more than 7,000 structures had been damaged or destroyed.
“It looks like a war zone. I’ve never seen anything like it,” Kathryn Barger, a member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, told reporters.
A red flag event, they noted, would expire at 6 p.m. PST. But, another event would begin on Monday.
The LA County wildfires are seen from the International Space Station
Friday 10 January 2025 22:21
Julia Musto
Pasadena and Altadena residents get ‘one-time' access to their homes
Friday 10 January 2025 20:47
Julia Musto
Archer Fire evacuation order downgraded
Friday 10 January 2025 20:44
Julia Musto
The Evacuation Order for the #ArcherFire in Granda Hills has been downgraded to an Evacuation Warning by our @LAFD.
— Mayor Karen Bass (@MayorOfLA) January 10, 2025
The Evacuation Warning issued in the following areas has been lifted:
West: Tampa Ave
South: Rinaldi
East: Balboa Blvd
North: Sesnon Blvd
➡️… https://t.co/pAsXaRwSbc
NFL provides $5 million to support communities affected by California wildfires
Friday 10 January 2025 20:43
Julia Musto
The NFL announced Friday that it is providing $5 million to support communities affected by the wildfires in the greater Los Angeles region.“We are heartbroken over the devastating losses experienced by so many in the Los Angeles area and inspired by the heroism of first responders and residents who have supported their neighbors,” NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement. “The NFL family is committed to working with the Los Angeles Chargers and Los Angeles Rams to support their local communities in their time of need.”
Kidney transplant who evacuated says loss of home is ‘unspeakable'
Friday 10 January 2025 20:40
Julia Musto
“It was really a special, precious place, and we truly loved it,” Jeremy Hunter, 53, from Altadena, California, told CNN. “The amount of heartbreak of losing it is truly unspeakable. It was our very beautiful world.”
Firefighters have increased containment on the Creek Fire
Friday 10 January 2025 20:30
Julia Musto
#CreekFire
— Angeles National Forest (@Angeles_NF) January 10, 2025
UPDATE
Located: Big Tujunga Canyon Rd in the Angeles National Forest near Sunland-Tujunga, CA
Fire Size: 3 acres
Percent Contained: 25%
Firefighters successfully held the fire at 3 acres and increased containment to 25%. Today, crews will continue working to… pic.twitter.com/Kq9t1WqQYA
Resident shows destroyed homes in Los Angeles wildfires
Friday 10 January 2025 20:28
Julia Musto
Forward progress has been stopped on the Archer Fire
Friday 10 January 2025 20:26
Julia Musto
#ArcherFire
— Angeles National Forest (@Angeles_NF) January 10, 2025
Forward progress has been stopped at 31.5 acres. Firefighters are working on constructing handling and hose lay around the fire.
Evacuation Order downgraded to Evacuation Warning: South Sesnon
Evacuation Warning has been lifted: North Sesnon
For more info… pic.twitter.com/mt1bRvkOsC
Public health emergency issued for the wildfires in Southern California
Friday 10 January 2025 20:24
Julia Musto
This morning, I officially signed the papers issuing a Public Health Emergency for the wildfires in Southern California.
— Secretary Xavier Becerra (@SecBecerra) January 10, 2025
HHS stands ready to support the health and well-being of all Californians impacted by these devastating fires, and to help aid the emergency medical response. pic.twitter.com/cH4BB7hcoH
Public health emergency issued for the wildfires in Southern California
Friday 10 January 2025 20:23
Julia Musto
This morning, I officially signed the papers issuing a Public Health Emergency for the wildfires in Southern California.
— Secretary Xavier Becerra (@SecBecerra) January 10, 2025
HHS stands ready to support the health and well-being of all Californians impacted by these devastating fires, and to help aid the emergency medical response. pic.twitter.com/cH4BB7hcoH
World Central Kitchen will have free meals for first responders, affected residents
Friday 10 January 2025 20:21
Julia Musto
Updated 1/10/25: WCK will have free meals available in California for first responders and community members impacted by the Southern California wildfires at the locations listed here: https://t.co/Htf6kIJxsu. Share with anyone in the area in need of support. #ChefsForCalifornia… pic.twitter.com/87igQ4ukkV
— World Central Kitchen (@WCKitchen) January 10, 2025
Newsom seeks to address ‘hurricane-force’ winds of mis- and disinformation
Friday 10 January 2025 20:13
Julia Musto
“People want to divide this country,” California Governor Gavin Newsom said as he spoke to President Joe Biden remotely from Los Angeles over a video screen. “It breaks my heart as people are suffering and struggling that we’re up against those hurricane forces as well.”
BREAKING: Gavin Newsom to President Biden moments ago regarding the Palisades Fires MISINFORMATION:
— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) January 10, 2025
"We have to deal with this misinformation. There are hurricane force winds of mis and disinformation, lies. It breaks my heart as people are suffering and struggling."
STOP THE… pic.twitter.com/8KCuTq2DxT
The governor’s office sought to address those concerns in a recent post on social media.
Once again, flat out false and misleading information.
— Governor Newsom Press Office (@GovPressOffice) January 10, 2025
FACT: Since Governor Newsom took office, he has nearly DOUBLED the CalFIRE budget: $2 billion to $3.8 billion.
FACT: Since Governor Newsom took office, the number of CalFIRE personnel has nearly doubled: 5,829 to 10,741.… https://t.co/sGZNFUOf5l
Disney’s KABC station loses over-the-air signal from Mt. Wilson during the Eaton Fire
Friday 10 January 2025 20:08
Julia Musto
Walt Disney Co.’s KABC-TV Channel 7 station, which uses communications towers near Mt. Wilson, reportedly lost its over-the-air signal Friday morning as the Eaton Fire continued its rampage through mountainous terrain.
Separately, radio station KLOS-FM 95.5, which also uses transmission facilities in the Angeles Crest Forest, also went off the air last night, according to The Los Angeles Times.
How you can help the victims of the Los Angeles wildfires
Friday 10 January 2025 20:04
Julia Musto
Family assistance centers will open to provide information to people looking for missing family and friends
Friday 10 January 2025 20:03
Julia Musto
Family Assistance Centers will open to provide information to people looking for missing family and friends due to the January 2025 fires in Los Angeles County.
— Los Angeles County (@CountyofLA) January 10, 2025
For more information, contact (800) 675-5799 or visit https://t.co/XJy5JwzQ4M. pic.twitter.com/s0ycexcumQ
Here’s how to apply for FEMA assistance
Friday 10 January 2025 20:01
Julia Musto
Here's how to apply for @fema assistance if you've been impacted by the #PalisadesFire, #EatonFire, #KennethFire or other wildfires.
— Los Angeles County (@CountyofLA) January 10, 2025
You have 3 options:
https://t.co/l7KJiD1kmb
Use the FEMA App
Call 800-621-3362 pic.twitter.com/SSkyhFUcXF
Impacted by the LA County wildfires? Use this list of resources to begin the recovery process: https://t.co/r9JJ6w8wlD pic.twitter.com/JNqT3fr7CS
— Los Angeles County (@CountyofLA) January 10, 2025
A reservoir that helps supply water in Pacific Palisades was reportedly offline when the fires began
Friday 10 January 2025 20:00
Julia Musto
A reservoir that helps supply water in Pacific Palisades was reportedly offline when the fires began, officials said Friday.
Records show that the Santa Ynez Reservoir was recently set to undergo maintenance to the reservoir’s cover, according to The New York Times.
Ellen Cheng, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, said in a statement that the reservoir had been offline when the fires began.
“We are still evaluating what role Santa Ynez being offline would have had on this situation,” she said.
While NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is untouched, more than 150 employees lost their homes
Friday 10 January 2025 19:56
Julia Musto
UPDATE: @NASAJPL is untouched by fire due to the brave dedication of our first responders. But our community has been very seriously impacted with over 150 JPLers who have lost their homes and many more displaced. Please consider offering support here: https://t.co/PGpNj2Z1Zf
— Laurie Leshin (@LaurieofMars) January 10, 2025
JPL is one of NASA's major science and climate centers—home to the Mars rovers and 1000s of people. Firefighters held back the flames at JPL’s gates, but many of our coworkers lost their homes. Here’s a thread of their public GoFundMes if you can share & support however possible: pic.twitter.com/UFllvp9fdA
— Julia (@yuliamilton) January 10, 2025
Los Angeles expected to see a drop in wind speed
Friday 10 January 2025 19:49
Julia Musto
Forecasters said Los Angeles could expect a reprieve from gusting winds that have driven multiple active fires.
It would last for around 18 hours before the next ones come later on Saturday.
Evacuation order, warning issued for new fire
Friday 10 January 2025 19:30
Julia Musto
A Mandatory Evacuation Order is in place for the #ArcherFire in Granada Hills.
— Mayor Karen Bass (@MayorOfLA) January 10, 2025
Please evacuate immediately if you are within:
East: Balboa and Interstate 5 fwy
West: Tampa
South: Sesnon
North: Sunshine Canyon Road.
➡️#ArcherFire information: https://t.co/XDljBCeppt. pic.twitter.com/6uejqIQZ4s
LAFD Alert-Update EVACUATION ORDER Granada Hills Brush Fire - Archer IC 17278 W Sesnon Bl MAP: https://t.co/5eEpNEoJpu FS18; EVACUATION ORDER DETAILS: https://t.co/rgUV6N5FaT
— LAFD (@LAFD) January 10, 2025
LAFD Alert-Update EVACUATION WARNING ADDED Granada Hills Brush Fire - ARCHER FIRE 17278 W Sesnon Bl MAP: https://t.co/mMFyhYPxEW FS18; Evac Warning DETAILS: https://t.co/w2XmSXI8b0
— LAFD (@LAFD) January 10, 2025
There’s a new brush fire in Granada Hills
Friday 10 January 2025 19:05
Julia Musto
LAFD Alert- Granada Hills Brush Fire 17278 W Sesnon Bl MAP: https://t.co/5eEpNEoJpu FS18; DETAILS: https://t.co/gCLLSbkdH2
— LAFD (@LAFD) January 10, 2025
Debunked: Did sending aid to Ukraine leave LA Fire Department unprepared?
Friday 10 January 2025 18:45
Julia Musto
California bars insurers from dropping fire victims until 2026. What to know
Friday 10 January 2025 18:33
Julia Musto
Map details Palisades Fire evacuation zones
Friday 10 January 2025 18:24
Julia Musto
Here is an updated #PalisadesFire map showing the fire perimeter and evacuation zones for Angelenos impacted in the area.
— Mayor Karen Bass (@MayorOfLA) January 10, 2025
⚠️Evacuation orders remain in place.
⚠️Pacific Coast Highway remains closed from McClure Tunnel in Santa Monica to Topanga Canyon with @LAPDHQ managing… pic.twitter.com/9vlpm2v5Tl
Low relative humidities and gusty winds will continue to bring dangerous conditions into the evening
Friday 10 January 2025 18:20
Julia Musto
Critical fire weather conditions will continue over coastal locations of Southern California through the remainder of the morning, with localized gusts to near 60mph, forecasters warned.
“While wind gusts are likely to weaken into this afternoon and evening, remnant gusty winds and low relative humidities will continue dangerous conditions into the afternoon and evening,” the National Weather Service said.
2024 was the hottest year in NASA’s record. Record temperatures and wildfires are linked to climate change
Friday 10 January 2025 18:17
Julia Musto
Our planet is warming, and the evidence is undeniable. Bold, decisive action is essential to safeguard humanity's future. https://t.co/bUH1n3Q4z4
— Bill Nelson (@SenBillNelson) January 10, 2025
Earth’s average surface temperature in 2024 was the warmest on record, according to an analysis led by NASA scientists. High temperatures driven by climate change can exacerabate drought conditions. Climate change has also been linked to record-breaking California wildfires.
“Once again, the temperature record has been shattered — 2024 was the hottest year since record-keeping began in 1880,” NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said in a statement. “Between record-breaking temperatures and wildfires currently threatening our centers and workforce in California, it has never been more important to understand our changing planet.”
Biden on wildfire response: ‘This is not going to be over even when the fires are out'
Friday 10 January 2025 18:05
Julia Musto
In a meeting with California officials, President Biden said Friday that the administration would “be around” for communities affected by the state’s series of devastating wildfires.
“This is not going to be over even when the fires are out,” he said.
When asked if he was coordinating with the incoming administration, Biden said that they know “everything.”
He also discussed the role of climate change.
“Climate change has been real. It’s been real for the last four years of our administration. We’ve seen devastating impacts,” the president said.
With reporting from Andrew Feinberg
Cars are melted in the wake of the Eaton Fire
Friday 10 January 2025 18:01
Julia Musto
San Diego Humane Society takes nearly 40 dogs from overwhelmed Pasadena Humane. They need a home
Friday 10 January 2025 17:54
Julia Musto
The 39 dogs we took in from @PasadenaHumane to free up much needed space during the devastating #EatonFire were already up for adoption. They will be placed up for adoption by us now instead. If you can help, we are in need of fosters: https://t.co/WKOm2AKCCL pic.twitter.com/TBfWVCzV1h
— San Diego Humane Society (@sdhumane) January 9, 2025
LA was sitting on a powder keg ripe for a fire after months of drought. Then it was lit
Friday 10 January 2025 17:51
Julia Musto
Actor films narrow escape from Palisades fire as he’s nearly forced into the ocean
Friday 10 January 2025 17:06
Julia Musto
