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Wildfires: Which parts of California are at highest fire risk this summer?
Since 1993, seven of the 10 worst fire years in California, ranked by total acres burned, have occurred after drier-than-normal winters. By contrast, eight of the state’s 10 mildest fire years occurred after wetter-than-normal winters, according to an analysis by the Bay Area News Group and Golden Gate Weather Services, a Half Moon Bay company.
Update: Golden Fire burns one acre in Los Angeles County since June 13
Golden Fire initially started 9:10 p.m. June 13 in Los Angeles County. It has burned one acre of private land after being active for three hours. At this time, the containment status is unknown and the cause of the fire remains undetermined.
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'The Eyes of the World are on Los Angeles'
Mayor Karen Bass urges Angelenos who will stand in solidarity across the city on Flag Day to fight against tyranny for "No Kings" demonstrations to remain peaceful
Wind-whipped Ranch Fire scorches parts of Southern California
Standing near horse trailers, members of the San Bernardino County Sheriff Phelan Posse 303 were positioned along Bear Valley Road ready to help evacuees. Posse members told the Daily Press they were waiting for sheriff’s dispatch to inform them about residents who needed help evacuating large animals.
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Los Angeles man arrested by California Highway Patrol for assault with a deadly weapon, setting CHP patrol car on fire
According to the California Highway Patrol, 39-year-old Adam Palermo reportedly threw rocks at officers and vehicles and set a patrol car on fire.
Don't fall for old footage showing burning police cars in Los Angeles
In June 2025, as immigration enforcement actions sparked protests in Los Angeles, a claim (archived) circulated that a video authentically showed burning, graffitied police cars during protests in the city in June 2025. One X user posted the footage on June 8, 2025, captioned "Absolute CHAOS in Los Angeles right now…"
SCE’s Commitment to Helping Rebuild Los Angeles
Power lines that are not being placed underground are being hardened with coated wire, called covered conductor, which further reduces the risk of wildfire ignitions when trees and debris contact the line. Across SCE’s service area, more than 6,500 miles of power lines have already been upgraded with this coated wire.
Los Angeles wildfires were 10 times bigger than utility's AI forecast
Southern California Edison's internal wildfire forecasts underestimated the potential size of the Eaton Canyon fire in Los Angeles by a factor of ten in the days leading up to a deadly conflagration in January,
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