Researchers from Southern California universities are a “brain gain” for January fire homeowners, adding data, help where ...

African Americans have found refuge and community in Altadena for more than a century, flourishing despite housing discrimination laws and other forms of racism.

SACRAMENTO – “Prepare your home and property! Start at the house and work your way out.” Millions of Californians will soon see that message as the state launches a new wildfire preparedness campaign ...

Following the Southern California fires earlier this year, which killed 29 people, burned over 57,000 acres, and damaged more ...

Much like the colorful flora that emerges from a charred landscape following wildfires, people also emerge to help out ...

Community members in the Pacific Palisades ... year-old church that burned down in January during the Southern California wildfires. And while the Community United Methodist Church’s building ...

California is nothing if not innovative. The state government found a way to pull $28 billion out of greenhouse gases and deposit all of it into a slush fund. More specifically, the money was ...

Many businesses are still without a home three months after the devastating California wildfires ... they also altered livelihoods in the community. But, many people who work and live in ...

Total insured losses from the Southern California wildfires earlier this year are estimated to be as high as $45 billion. People in the Pacific Palisades are frustrated, as they try to recover ...

And they each got a boost from the Whidbey Climate FUND, a new fund at Whidbey Community Foundation dedicated to making our Island home more resilient in the face of an unpredictable climate. The Fund ...

Related Articles California bill ... to mark 100 days since the fire. As they reflected, they also pushed for stronger recovery measures. “We are part of the community. It’s not separate.