This is the worst fire the Pacific Palisades has ever seen, experts say
The Pacific Palisades, one of the wealthiest communities in the U.S., is experiencing the worst fire in its history.
Day 4: LA fires sprawl across 35,000 acres, projected to be California's costliest ever
Wildfires are rampaging across Los Angeles County this week.Hundreds of thousands of people are under evacuation orders or ...
The Getty Villa survived LA's firestorms while the area around it burned, revealing a key lesson for homeowners
The Getty Villa remained standing as fires razed homes around it. Getty staff have been doing simple yard work all year that ...
Southern California wildfires claim Will Rogers ranch, other landmarks
Raging wildfires that continue to burn a path of destruction through Southern California claimed the Will Rogers ranch along ...
Kenneth Fire Burns 960 Acres, as L.A. Battles Series of Devastating Blazes
The Kenneth fire erupted at the border of Los Angeles and Ventura counties on Thursday, the latest blaze to ravage the area.
Before-and-after photos show iconic Los Angeles locations impacted by wildfires
Iconic landmarks such as the Hollywood Sign were engulfed in smoke from the LA wildfires. See before and after photos of ...
How the Los Angeles Fires Have Affected the Art World
At least dozens, if not hundreds, of artists have lost their homes, studios, and artwork in the Los Angeles fires. Galleries ...
Fires threaten cultural institutions, destroy historic architecture: L.A. arts and culture this week
The devastation so far includes Will Rogers’ ranch house, Topanga Ranch Motel and numerous homes, businesses and community ...
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L.A. Cultural Landmarks Destroyed in Deadly Wildfires
The deadly fires in Los Angeles have claimed at least 10 lives and destroyed more than 10,000 structures, including cultural ...
Local landmarks lost and damaged by raging Los Angeles fires
As fires continue to burn through Southern California, some of the region's landmarks have been burned or destroyed by the blazes.
Burning L.A. homes live-streamed their own destruction as owners watched
Many Southern California homeowners this week followed live feeds of distress signals or traumatic video coming from their homes, thanks to internet-connected security systems.