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Los Angeles Times breaking news reporter, focused on climate issues, wildfires and housing. grace.toohey@latimes.com DM for Signal

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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 13/07/2026
People online compared his sister to Rosa Parks but Joseph shook his head. Rosa Parks had agency. She chose to make a stand. His sister was just riding the Orange Line." The true story behind THAT photo from @byelliesilverman.bsky.social www.notus.org/metro/viral-...
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The Woman in the Photo Wanted to Be Alone. Instead, She Went Viral.
America saw what it wanted to see on the face of its newest icon. And everyone saw it wrong.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
"Nature always prevails." This line stuck with me after seeing the aftermath of the largest fire in Channel Islands NP history. Now beings the long process of restoring this ecological oasis, but a lot remains unknown... My dispatch from Santa Rosa Island: www.latimes.com/california/s...
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A huge fire threatened to burn a pristine California island. Inside the fight to preserve this oasis
It's been just days since firefighters reached full containment of the 18,379-acre blaze on Santa Rosa Island. Crews are now assessing the damage to this ecological and cultural oasis.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 02/06/2026
Happy primaries @ California! Don't forget to vote TODAY if you haven't alread, and here's the @latimes handy voter guide: www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Voter guide to the 2026 California primary election
California's primary election takes place on June 2. Learn about L.A.'s city and county races and others for state offices.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
Back on the report that found NO failures by LA County FIre in Altadena evacs (tho we've reported extensively about issues). Of particular concern: it incorrectly said all west Altadena zones were evacuated at 3:25 am. But 2 zones weren't until 5:42. After I inquired, it was updated YET
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
ICYMI: LA County Fire ordered another review of its evacuation decision-making from the Eaton fire, when evac alerts came hours after flames began to threaten W Altadena. The findings? No failure. Residents, experts had... things to say. W/ @jennyja.bsky.social www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Report finds no failures in Altadena fire evacuations. Critics decry lack of accountability
A report by a consultant looked into L.A. County firefighting commanders' decision-making during the Eaton fire and concluded evacuation alerts were handled properly, even as residents say they were l...
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Greg Pierce @gregspierce.bsky.social · 15/05/2026
💯 This is a low-key issue that we flagged in our May 2025 report (below) estimating a nearly identical # of homes in question. There is no low-cost option here, and the question of integrating septic into sewer looms throughout the state. We'll have estimates on potential through the WWNA by 2027.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 15/05/2026
LA County & many Altadenans agree: now's the time to build sewer lines for the town's ~660 homes without the service. But it costs $70M, which LA county says it can't afford. The issue brings new $$ worries and rebuilding delays + uncertainties to fire survivors. www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Altadena's latest roadblock to rebuilding: Sewage
Hundreds of Altadena residents worry that they may be on the hook for a share of the estimated $70 million needed to build sewer lines in neighborhoods that rely on septic tanks.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 13/02/2026
In case you missed, @agrobbonta.oag.ca.gov announced yesterday that CA will investigate disparities from the Eaton fire response, particularly related to delayed evac alerts in historically Black west Altadena. Discrimination can be found without intent.
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California launches civil rights probe into botched evacuations in historically Black Altadena
California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta announced an investigation into potential civil rights violations during the emergency response to the Eaton fire. West Altadena, a historically Black community, receiv...
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Ian James @ianjames.bsky.social · 12/02/2026
California's attorney general has opened a civil rights investigation into delayed evacuations during the deadly Eaton fire. The investigation comes after @latimes.com reporting revealed that people in west Altadena received late evacuation alerts @grace2e.bsky.social www.latimes.com/california/s...
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California launches civil rights probe into botched evacuations in historically Black Altadena
California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta announced an investigation into potential civil rights violations during the emergency response to the Eaton fire. West Altadena, a historically Black community, receiv...
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 27/01/2026
“Sometimes when you live on the edge, the edge falls off. ... You got to be tough to live in Big Sur.” I talked to residents and experts about how to plan for Highway 1's future -- and if you can www.latimes.com/california/s...
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California's iconic Highway 1 is fighting a losing battle against climate change. Can it survive?
California marked a milestone this month with the return of an uninterrupted Highway 1 through the perilous, yet spectacular cliffs of Big Sur.
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Sammy Roth @sammyroth.bsky.social · 25/01/2026
California is suing the Trump administration over its efforts to jump-start offshore oil drilling along the Central Coast: www.latimes.com/california/s... via @grace2e.bsky.social
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California's fight with offshore oil firm escalates with lawsuit against Trump administration
California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta has filed suit against the Trump administration, alleging it has illegally claimed oversight of, and granted approvals for, oil rig pipelines.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 24/01/2026
In @agrobbonta.oag.ca.gov's 55th lawsuit against Trump admin, he challenges what he called an 'unlawful power grab' by federal pipeline regulators. PHMSA usurped CA's oversight of oil lines, part of a controversial plan to restart offshore drilling near Santa Barbara www.latimes.com/california/s...
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California's fight with offshore oil firm escalates with lawsuit against Trump administration
California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta has filed suit against the Trump administration, alleging it has illegally claimed oversight of, and granted approvals for, oil rig pipelines.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 16/01/2026
He is the 2nd man blinded by close-range projectiles fired at protesters by federal agents. But he won't be deterred: “When I heal up, I’m gonna be back out there, protesting ... this is not the country that I want to live in.” Via @latimes.com Ruben Vives www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Second man shares horrific story of being blinded by officers at anti-ICE rally in Santa Ana
A second man says he was blinded by ICE agents shooting a projectile at a protest in Santa Ana. Britain Rodriguez, 31, a resident of Orange County, said he was standing at the bottom of some steps whe...
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Nathan Solis @tarantulaarms.bsky.social · 10/01/2026
Lora Swayne, 71, was a lifelong resident of the unincorporated town, spending most of her life in west Altadena where her parents settled in the 1960s — part of a wave of new homeowners who helped form a thriving Black community. @latimes.com @grace2e.bsky.social
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A year after Eaton fire, Altadena man fights to honor late sister's memory. 'Can’t replace what I lost'
Lora Swayne was a lifelong Altadenan who loved her community and family. Her brother worries that she and the 30 others who died in the January 2025 firestorm are being forgotten amid a focus on recov...
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 07/01/2026
Hard to believe it's Jan. 7. Again. The devastating fires that ignited this day a year ago continue to challenge and shape Los Angeles -- in loss and grief and anger, but also resilience. If you missed the @latimes.com special section, today's the day to read: www.latimes.com/after-the-fi...
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After the Fires: L.A.'s double disaster left thousands of scars, and the healing will take years
The Eaton and Palisades fires tragically exposed L.A.’s vulnerability. The Times looks back at a devastating year, scrutinizes official response and makes the case for being better prepared next time.
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Sammy Roth @sammyroth.bsky.social · 11/12/2025
Homes that had cleared vegetation within five feet of the walls were less likely to burn in the Eaton and Palisades fire, new investigation funded by the insurance industry finds: www.latimes.com/environment/... via @nohaggerty.bsky.social
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Early adopters of 'zone zero' fared better in L.A. County fires, insurance-backed investigation finds
A new study found that in the Eaton and Palisades fires, homes that had already adopted proposed regulations on creating vegetation-free buffers were less likely to burn.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 10/12/2025
“A food hall and sanctuary for us all. Mercado La Paloma embodies the Los Angeles we love.” Such a perfect pick for @latimes.com Restaurant of the Year. So many others to try. Happy eating!!! www.latimes.com/food/list/10...
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These are the 101 best restaurants in Los Angeles
Restaurant critic Bill Addison and columnist Jenn Harris rank the 101 best restaurants in Los Angeles.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 03/12/2025
Heartbreaking reporting from @racheluranga.bsky.social. A must read: www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Pregnant immigrants held for months in detention despite rules against it
With the immigration crackdown, more pregnant women are being detained. The ACLU alleges a woman was shackled while miscarrying and others were denied prenatal care.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 02/12/2025
Loved this profile of the mother+son duo helping bring wildflowers back to L.A. fire-ravaged neighborhoods (and there's a link to support their mission, timely for Giving Tuesday!!) via @jmarantosplants.bsky.social www.latimes.com/lifestyle/ne...
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This mother and son are sowing purpose and hope, one wildflower at a time
Their vision is to transform L.A.'s vacant, fire-scarred neighborhoods into fields of California poppies and other native wildflowers.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 25/11/2025
Annnnddd more issues with emergency alerts in LA... It took 6 hours for officials to send out a shelter-in-place order for residents near a toxic fire burning at the port of Los Angeles, via Clara Harter www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Toxic L.A. port fire burned for hours before emergency alerts were sent
Time lags and errors in the issuing of shelter-in-place alerts during a massive hazardous materials fire at the Port of L.A. have, once again, raised concerns about the effectiveness of regional emerg...
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Sammy Roth @sammyroth.bsky.social · 25/11/2025
Ranchos Palos Verdes landslide is so bad that a lot of folks have been forced to go off-grid with solar and storage. Interesting stuff from @grace2e.bsky.social: www.latimes.com/california/s...
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A scenic L.A. suburb with ocean views went off grid. How are residents surviving?
When public utilities indefinitely cut power to the Portuguese Bend community in Rancho Palos Verdes last year following months of devastating landslide movement, most residents saw it as the neighbor...
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 24/11/2025
As if the damaging landslides in this area of Palos Verdes weren't enough, residents have now -- begrudgingly-- become one of California's largest off-grid communities. Cut off from key utilities for over a year: It's "what we have to do to stay in our homes." www.latimes.com/california/s...
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A scenic L.A. suburb with ocean views went off grid. How are residents surviving?
When public utilities indefinitely cut power to the Portuguese Bend community in Rancho Palos Verdes last year following months of devastating landslide movement, most residents saw it as the neighbor...
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 21/11/2025
Remember that reservoir that sat empty near the Palisades fire, as hydrants ran dry? A new state report found that even if the reservoir had been full, the water system still would have been quickly overwhelmed and lost pressure. From @ianjames.bsky.social www.latimes.com/environment/...
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Even a full reservoir wouldn't have ensured water in Palisades fire, California officials say
During the Palisades fire, a nearby reservoir was empty for repairs. State officials say even if it had been full, the water system would have been quickly overwhelmed.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 18/11/2025
Stacey Darden died in an area of west Altadena that got the latest evac alerts. A new suit claims the 5:43am alert came too late. East Altadena was evacuated ~11 hours prior. Attorneys call it "digital redlining." @jennyja.bsky.social @castleman.bsky.social www.latimes.com/world-nation...
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She died in the Eaton fire. Her family says emergency alert software was to blame
The complaint blames a company's predesigned evacuation zones for keeping residents east of Lake Avenue from getting timely evacuation orders.
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Ian James @ianjames.bsky.social · 14/10/2025
Gov. Newsom vetoed a bill that would have tracked data centers’ growing water footprint. He says California is “well positioned” to support the AI-driven data center boom, and he is reluctant to impose “rigid reporting requirements.” www.latimes.com/environment/...
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California cracks down on water theft but spares data centers from disclosing how much they use
Gov. Newsom vetoed a bill that would have required data centers to report their projected water use when applying for a business license.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 13/10/2025
My latest on the offshore oil battle in Santa Barbara: The company trying to resurrect 3 rigs wants to pivot from contentious pipelines, but it keeps hitting more legal + regulatory hurdles in CA. Experts say the situation casts doubt on the project’s future: www.latimes.com/california/s...
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How grand plans to restart oil drilling off Santa Barbara’s coast hit California’s green wall
A Texas company wants to drill for oil off Santa Barbara County's coast. Experts say its path to oil sales is looking more and more challenging.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 02/10/2025
Read this story, you won't regret it. WILD findings about the largest sex abuse settlement in U.S. history, and it's not what you think www.latimes.com/california/s...
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In the biggest sex abuse settlement in U.S. history, some claim they were paid to sue
Seven people told The Times they were paid to sue L.A. County over sex abuse, raising questions about whether some claims that led to a record $4-billion settlement may have been colored by the promis...
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 30/09/2025
The latest in a controversial plan to bring offshore oil back near Santa Barbara: the Texas-based firm pushing the project is considering a move that could avoid further California regulation -- after it's amassed lengthy legal and regulatory hurdles www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Texas firm proposes major change in California offshore oil project amid mounting troubles
Sable Offshore Corp. is looking to pivot away from a fraught network of pipelines that have faced increasing legal and regulatory scrutiny in California.
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Los Angeles Times @latimes.com · 23/09/2025
Aftermath of late summer storm includes destroyed homes, a closed highway and a child death
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Aftermath of late summer storm includes destroyed homes, a closed highway and a child death
Last week's storm dumped inches of rain on the San Bernardino County mountains and foothills and unleashed a torrent of mud, rocks and trees, particularly in burn scars near Oak Glen and Forest Falls.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 23/09/2025
'The original slow food people': Why this California tribe spent $500,000 on a global food gathering via @sleavenworth.bsky.social www.latimes.com/california/s...
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'The original slow food people': Why this California tribe spent $500,000 on a global food gathering
Sacramento this week will host Terra Madre Americas, an international food event affiliated with the "slow food" movement, which originated in Italy.
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Ian James @ianjames.bsky.social · 19/09/2025
A Texas company is trying to restart an oil operation off the California coast. It now faces criminal charges alleging it knowingly violated environmental laws. @grace2e.bsky.social @latimes.com www.latimes.com/environment/...
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Company faces criminal charges as it seeks to restart California offshore oil operation
A Texas company is trying to restart a controversial oil operation off Santa Barbara County’s coast. It now faces criminal charges alleging it violated environmental laws.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 13/09/2025
No one wants their town overrun with media after political violence. And while the people of Orem, Utah, were heartbroken and shocked (and many angry), most were still gracious and warm. Here’s my dispatch from this conservative, faithful city: www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Charlie Kirk was killed in their town. Residents refuse to be consumed by hate
In Orem, Utah, where conservative star Charlie Kirk was assassinated, family, faith and patriotism run deep. How can this city move forward?
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Ian James @ianjames.bsky.social · 08/09/2025
‘I lost me’: How frontotemporal dementia changed a mind and a marriage By @corinnepurtill.bsky.social @latimes.com www.latimes.com/science/stor...
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'I lost me': How frontotemporal dementia changed a mind and a marriage
A Westlake Village man living with frontotemporal dementia has something few people with the condition do: the ability to describe his disease.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 21/08/2025
SoCal's worst heat wave this year kicked off HOT, but tonight may feel worse. “The entire L.A. Basin...[is] not getting below the low 70s,” @weatherwest.bsky.social said. High overnight temps are "hugely consequential from a human health & ...wildfire perspective.” www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Here's how SoCal's intensifying heat wave could set temperature records, even overnight
The system’s length and strength will be compounded by some offshore winds, which will help keep any marine influence at bay and keep temperatures high, even overnight.
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brittnymejia.bsky.social @brittnymejia.bsky.social · 20/08/2025
Last week, Border Patrol agents massed outside of a @governor.ca.gov news conference. They wound up arresting Angel Rodrigo Minguela Palacios, a strawberry delivery driver with no criminal record and just there to drop off fruit to a tea room. This is his story www.latimes.com/california/s...
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He was delivering strawberries in L.A. when Border Patrol stopped him. 'The wrong place at the wrong time'
Angel Rodrigo Minguela Palacios was delivering strawberries to a tearoom in Little Tokyo when Border Patrol agents massed nearby where Gov. Gavin Newsom was holding a news conference. Minguela ended u...
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 20/08/2025
Another masterful story from @brittnymejia.bsky.social on the recent immigration raids. So many heartbreaking details, but can't get over how this fruit delivery driver was detained for days w/ no change of clothes, yet friends weren't allowed to bring him socks www.latimes.com/california/s...
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He was delivering strawberries in L.A. when Border Patrol stopped him. 'The wrong place at the wrong time'
Angel Rodrigo Minguela Palacios was delivering strawberries to a tearoom in Little Tokyo when Border Patrol agents massed nearby where Gov. Gavin Newsom was holding a news conference. Minguela ended u...
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 20/08/2025
For the first time in centuries, the San Gabriel Band of Mission Indians, an LA County-based tribe, has a piece of their ancestral territory. Beautiful story on the land transfer from @nohaggerty.bsky.social www.latimes.com/environment/...
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'A land that our ancestors walked': L.A. County tribe wins land back for the first time
For the first time in centuries, a piece of ancestral territory belongs to the San Gabriel Band of Mission Indians. While small, the half-acre lot serves as a space for the tribe to hold ceremonies an...
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Los Angeles Times @latimes.com · 20/08/2025
Southern California faces 'trio of impactful hazards' this week: Extreme heat, fire risk and thunderstorms
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Southern California faces 'trio of impactful hazards' this week: Extreme heat, fire risk and thunderstorms
Extreme heat across the U.S. Southwest will build on Wednesday and is expected to last for several days. In Southern California, there are major fire and health concerns.
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Ian James @ianjames.bsky.social · 14/08/2025
In parts of the San Joaquin Valley, the land has been rapidly sinking as groundwater is drained to supply farms. New research shows that sinking communities are now also seeing lower home values. @grace2e.bsky.social www.latimes.com/environment/... @latimes.com
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Central Valley homeowners are watching property values sink with the land
Chronic groundwater depletion has caused the land to sink in parts of California's Central Valley. New research shows home values are also declining in areas where it's a known problem.
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The New York Times @nytimes.com · 11/08/2025
Palestinians in Gaza held a funeral procession on Monday for journalists for the Al Jazeera network who were killed in an Israeli airstrike on Sunday. Here's what we know about them. nyti.ms/4mJMa2J
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 08/08/2025
Some good news: the fire that exploded last night to 5K acres in Ventura & north LA County is now 25% contained. But officials say conditions remain hot and dry, with potential for extreme fire growth. W/ Clara Harter www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Canyon fire explodes to nearly 5,000 acres; thousands evacuated in L.A., Ventura counties
Firefighters have reached 25% containment against the fast-moving Canyon fire, which exploded to nearly 5,000 acres late Thursday, forcing thousands to evacuate.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 07/08/2025
Within minutes, a brush fire in eastern Ventura County (near Piru) exploded to 400 acres. Evacuations underway. Officials had warned the current heat wave could elevate fire risk www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Fast-growing brush fire forces evacuations in Ventura County amid scorching heat wave
The fire was initially reported around 30 acres, but within minutes that estimate jumped to 409 acres.
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Ian James @ianjames.bsky.social · 06/08/2025
More than halfway through the year, California is on pace to have more fires and significantly more acreage burned than last year, @grace2e.bsky.social reports: www.latimes.com/california/s...
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California is on pace for its worst wildfire year in recent memory, and SoCal is mostly to blame
The Gifford fire straddling a rural stretch of the Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo county line continued to grow Monday, reaching 65,000 acres and 3% containment. Officials warn an upcoming heat wav...
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
Yesterday, I reported that 2025 has seen CA's worst start to wildfires in years. And that data doesn't yet include the Gifford fire (in rural SLO/SB counties), which just became CA's largest of the year at 82K acres. Now, a heat wave could make things worse. www.latimes.com/california/s...
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California fires are burning, incoming heat wave could make things worse
A widespread and prolonged heat wave is expected to intensify fire concerns across California over the next few days, as temperatures rise and landscapes further dry out. Already, several fires are bu...
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 24/07/2025
"West Altadena was burning, and no one was there to save it." Rebecca Ellis' deeply-reported story confirms what countless residents have told us since Jan: there were no firetrucks in west Altadena as the fire shifted there (or helping residents evacuate...) www.latimes.com/california/s...
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A Times investigation: As west Altadena burned, L.A. County fire trucks stayed elsewhere
Vehicle locator data obtained by The Times show that most L.A. County fire trucks didn’t shift into west Altadena until long after fire ravaged the area. How much of the town could have been saved, re...
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 18/07/2025
There are 132 empty lots in this picturesque corner of the Palos Verdes peninsula -- where there's also been unprecedented landslide movement the past 2 years. Rancho Palos Verdes officials want to ensure no new homes will be built on those lots. www.latimes.com/california/s...
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Is it finally time to ban new homes in the Rancho Palos Verdes' landslide zone?
After almost two years of unprecedented landslide damage in the Portuguese Bend area, city officials want to permanently ban new development in the area.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 11/07/2025
Los Angeles is on pace to have its lowest count of homicides in nearly 6 decades. From Libor Jany, @latimes.com www.latimes.com/california/s...
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L.A. on pace to see lowest homicide total in nearly 60 years as killings plummet
Experts say the city and other parts of the country may be in the midst of the sharpest decline in killings in history — one that can’t be attributed to any single factor.
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Grace Toohey @grace2e.bsky.social · 10/07/2025
This story from my colleague Ruben Vives is somehow heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time. An LA community came together to support one of the teenagers taking over his parent's street vendor stands: www.latimes.com/california/s...
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In Pasadena, a community comes together for a 14-year-old street vendor
Chris Garcia began selling tamales on behalf of his mother, a legal resident who was caught up in an immigration sweep two weeks ago at Villa Parke in Pasadena.
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Nathan Solis @tarantulaarms.bsky.social · 06/07/2025
Children of street vendors are taking over for their parents amid the immigration raids in Los Angeles. Story from Ruben Vives @latimes.com
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In Pasadena, a community comes together for a 14-year-old street vendor
Chris Garcia began selling tamales on behalf of his mother, a legal resident who was caught up in an immigration sweep two weeks ago at Villa Parke in Pasadena.
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Nathan Solis @tarantulaarms.bsky.social · 09/07/2025
The family of three Latino men who likely died in a fireworks warehouse explosion hold a quiet vigil. They're waiting for answers, for confirmation that their loved ones are gone. Reporting with @jessicagarrison.bsky.social @grace2e.bsky.social for @latimes.com
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'We want answers.' Families hold vigil after seven found dead in fireworks factory explosion
The Ramos family has been holding a vigil near the site of a fireworks facility explosion where authorities uncovered seven bodies. The family still has no answers about the cause of the explosion or ...
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