Those affected by the fires can pick up new and gently used clothes, shoes, accessories, essentials, toys and more, all free ...

You might think that your boiler cupboard is a great place to store extra items, but could doing so put your home at risk?

while a doctor pins a piece of white cloth over his heart. Five shooters armed with rifles (one loaded with blanks) aim and fire. If successful, the condemned inmate loses consciousness quickly.

When devastation strikes, it often uproots more than just physical homes and structures — it tears apart the very fabric of a ... When they heard the fire had jumped over to their community ...

Palisades resident Tabitha Snavely told BI that many in her apartment building were blue-collar workers or older people.

I need clothes to go to work ... building for a few months when the fire tore through the building Friday. “Everything is destroyed but I’m hanging in there,” Diaz told The Post while ...

I've lived in California my whole life so this isn't my first time dealing with a fire. On Tuesday night ... I threw some clothes in a suitcase, grabbed my dog, loaded up my car, and started ...

Expensive plant-based alternatives, a lack of choice and a planet that’s on fire — it’s not surprising that some young people ...

The largest fire, covering over 23,700 acres in western Los Angeles ... Could they just throw their blankets and clothes into the laundry? Should they throw out their smoky couches?

Photographs by David Butow/Redux for CNN Altadena, California (CNN) — “The Nelsons’ house is gone. Joseph’s house is gone. Luella’s house is gone.” Crystal Dedeaux and her 81-year-old mother Virginia ...