Six months after catastrophic fires exploded in L.A. County, a sharper picture has emerged on how they have shaped the region ...

In a 2019 interview with Elle, in the wake of the Woolsey Fire in 2018 that destroyed her home in Malibu, California, she said she didn't want to have children at the time because she knows the ...

By 11 a.m. on Nov. 8, 2018, the sky was black with smoke. A 17-mile-wide fire front was marching toward Malibu. Some 300,000 people were put under evacuation order, including the Tallals.

Jimy Tallal stands on a porch overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Malibu. It's all that remains of her and her husband Scott's former home that burned down in the 2018 Woolsey Fire.

A firefighter signals for water while a house is engulfed in flames during the 2018 Woolsey Fire. The blaze overwhelmed first responders and revealed deep flaws in Los Angeles County's emergency ...

In 2018, when the Woolsey Fire came through the western half of Malibu (spared by the Palisades Fire this year), it burned down the home where she’d raised her children and spent 10 years ...

Two months after the Palisades fire, customers of Malibu businesses have been displaced or blocked by restrictions on Pacific Coast Highway. Restaurants and shops tell the world they're open for ...

Elsewhere in Malibu, dozens if not hundreds of homes and businesses have been reduced to ashes. More: Malibu heroes: As Woolsey Fire destroys homes around them, residents fight flames ...

That will cost them more than $1 per month per customer for at least 10 years, with the Woolsey fire’s reckoning not yet in. Overall, customers will likely be charged an average of more than $3 ...

In 2018, the Woolsey fire destroyed between 450 and 500 homes in Malibu when it torched that coastal enclave close to the Pacific Palisades neighborhood.

Bob and son Tim Morris owners of Paradise Cove Beach Cafe at their restaurant in Malibu on Monday, Feb. 10, 2025. The establishment was closed for several weeks due to the Palisades fire and has ...