Tag: Woolsey Fire
With No Cleanup Plan in Place, Santa Susana Field Lab Still Stokes Contamination Fears
The Woolsey Fire started near the site of a 1959 reactor meltdown that released more radiation than the three mile island incident. Now Malibu residents worry their homes were tainted by radioactive fallout from the blaze
How the Ultra-Wealthy are Making Themselves Immune to Natural Disasters
In tony enclaves across the country, rich people are diverting disaster with their own private armies of first responders
A Decade Ago, a Local Artist Predicted That Malibu Would Be Ravaged by a Wildfire
Anna Mayer's hidden sculptures were baked by the Woolsey fire
In the Wake of the Wildfires, Mountain Lions Have Found Themselves in a Transformed World
Recent blazes have decimated the Santa Monica Mountains—and the habitat of L.A.’s big cats
Donald Trump Is Back on California’s Case About “Forrest” Fires
Despite an ornery tweet, Californians can still apply for FEMA funds
Father John Misty, HAIM, and Others Are Playing Shows for Fire Relief
These benefit concerts are a chance to have a good time for a good cause
Rain Is in the Forecast for L.A.–and It Could Bring Dangerous Conditions
Recent burn areas will be particularly vulnerable
What to Sip on a Trip to the Antelope Valley’s Wine Country
Drink in the area's less-well-known AVA
How Does California Clean Up After a Disaster Like the Woolsey Fire?
The Woolsey fire is winding down, but the cleanup process is just beginning.
Surveying the Damage of the Woolsey Fire from Paramount Ranch
Park rangers and residents of the Santa Monica Mountains prepare for a long road to recovery
