LA Fire Chief says ‘we’re not in the clear’
LAFD Fire Chief Kristin Crowley said: “We are still in the clear. There is no need to be careful.
“Our thoughts, our hearts, our prayers go out to you,” Crowley said. She added: “We work very hard, very hard for everyone.”
Crowley, who I was publicly criticized The city on Friday cut a budget that it said made it more difficult for firefighters to do their jobs, but now says the Los Angeles City Fire Department has maximized our resources and response capabilities.
“Republican mobs up and down mopping up and hot spots flare up.”
Some of the city from the briefing:
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The Eton Fire has burned 14,117 acres with 33% containment. There are no acres, which is very good. 3,4008 fire personnel were dedicated to the incident.
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The Palisades Fire burned 4,700 acres with 14% containment. 5,123 employees are assigned to this account.
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The Hearst fire has burned 799 acres with 95% containment.
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The dark footage shows the scale of the devastation in southern California compared to Google Earth images from before the wilds. Footage from Altadena, Malibu and Pacific Palisades shows buildings leveled to the ground along entire streets Los Angeles company
Corporations to donate millions to California wildfire relief efforts
Corporations commit money to those who support historic interests California fires
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Disney given $15m for response and rebuilding efforts. “The history of The Walt Disney Company is inextricably linked with the greater Los Angeles region,” the company said in a statement it is said. “And the destruction caused by the devastating fires affecting thousands in our area is truly crushing.”
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ruler She said in an internal memo that she received a $1m donation from Variety, and will also offer cash grants and temporary housing to moving employees.
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Walmart They committed $2.5m “to support relief efforts, including donations of food, water, essential products and sustainable grants.” Company he said: “Partners, customers and members of the communities we serve are experiencing the devastation of the wildfires in Southern California. Our thoughts are with those affected, and we are quick to help.”
Sheriff London said there is an investigation into all causes of fires in his jurisdiction, including possible arson or weather.
The cause of the recent fires has so far been confirmed.
Tenor initially refused to answer this question from the same news outlet, Sky News, when he was opposite to the airport.
Tenor previously said residents last Thursday that cuts to the state’s annual fire economy have not impacted the current ability to address fires.
“I think if you go back and look at the reductions that have been made, there are no reductions that would impact the situation we were dealing with in the last couple of days,” he said at the time.
His comments today now indicate disagreements over whether or not he was even cut.
When asked whether he owed it to the people Los Angeles Apologizing for cutting fiscal fires, Mayor Bass responded: “My hope is that the city will be ready for tomorrow.
He added: “We could face another problem for thousands of Angels. When we pass this time, there will be an evaluation of everything that happens. And at that point in time, we’ll see that it doesn’t matter whether the budget has been cut or not.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is urging residents to stand together.
“My top priority and everyone else’s priority is to do everything we can to protect lives.”
Tenor fire fighting efforts were placed in strategic locations in preparation for the force of the winds that could threaten the development.
She also announced that the local support centers will be in-person seven days a week 9am-8pm operational at the UCLA research park. People who have lost critical documents such as birth certificates or social security cards can get help.
Officials warn against fake GoFundMe, price gouging and insurance scams
Officials speak on the podium, warning that they are creating fake GoFundMes, hotels extorting more than the 10% maximum, and insurance scams.
Officials said billions of dollars are expected to flow in Los Angeles The next months and years from the fires, and trying to use this opportunity warn.
24 people have died as a result of the fires and the death toll is expected to rise, Luna said 21 deaths have been confirmed Los Angeles county — 16 in Eaton and 5 in the Palisades area.
23 people are heard actively missing. 17 in the Eton area and 6 in the Malibu area. They are all young.
LA official says searchers find human remains and asks for patience as 92,000 under evacuation order
LA County Sheriff Robert Luna noted the importance of the evacuation effort, but currently approximately 92,000 people in Los Angles County are under evacuation orders, while another 89,000 are under evacuation warnings.
“The moon,” he said. “The moon,” he said. “Please bear with us.”
Overnight, more arrests were made now totaling 34 – 30 in the Eaton area and 4 in the Palisades area. Of which:
LA Fire Chief says ‘we’re not in the clear’
LAFD Fire Chief Kristin Crowley said: “We are still in the clear. There is no need to be careful.
“Our thoughts, our hearts, our prayers go out to you,” Crowley said. She added: “We work very hard, very hard for everyone.”
Crowley, who I was publicly criticized The city on Friday cut a budget that it said made it more difficult for firefighters to do their jobs, but now says the Los Angeles City Fire Department has maximized our resources and response capabilities.
“Republican mobs up and down mopping up and hot spots flare up.”
Some of the city from the briefing:
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The Eton Fire has burned 14,117 acres with 33% containment. There are no acres, which is very good. 3,4008 fire personnel were dedicated to the incident.
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The Palisades Fire burned 4,700 acres with 14% containment. 5,123 employees are assigned to this account.
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The Herst fire has burned 799 acres with 95% containment.
Los Angeles officials are currently holding a press briefing to update the public on the historic California wildfires.
Firefighting efforts are ‘exhausting’ to many work and many days straight
Calfire state of fire marshal Chief Daniel Berlant said firefighting efforts began with the fire last Tuesday.consuming.
Some firefighters who had been working for two days in a row were excited to get back to work, Berlant said.
Berlant said support efforts include bringing in fighters from neighboring states, as well as the National Guard and other active resources such as Black Hawk helicopters.
You have feelings California the fires Tell us how this affects your financial progress: whether you lost your home or need to rebuild your business in the city, looking for a new home elsewhere, or any other financial repercussions, we want to hear about it.
The Eton fire, which covers much of PUSD, is still only 33% contained as of 5:59 this morning, according to a statement California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
Many evacuation orders and warnings remain in place.
“Our community is strong, talented and resilient,” said PUSD Superintendent Elizabeth Blanco. “We will build on and honor the beauty and history of our shared schools and neighborhoods while incorporating modern enhancements. We will build a future that reflects the strength and spirit of our community and demonstrates our potential.”
On the other hand, the nearby Pasadena Unified School District will remain closed until January 17 “After careful assessment and advice with local emergency management officials.”
In a statement, the district said: “The Eaton fire has caused incalculable damage to our students, families and staff. Our hearts go out to everyone at this tragedy.
The health and safety of our PUSD community remains our top priority as we navigate the fire’s significant impact on so many of our students, families, and staff. Almost half of our employees reside in the evacuation zone. Many of them, like so many of our students and families, lost their homes.
Despite the devastation of ongoing Some school fires in the region are expected to be reviewed shortly.
The Los Angeles Unified School District – the district’s second-largest school district – announced most schools and services will reopen Monday morning. More than half a million students were out of school because of the fires.
Absence from school causes concern for several reasons, but primarily because many students depend on themselves for food. LAUSD has been providing two meals per student for the day since the fires started.
Los Angeles County Fire Chief Anthony Marrone just said in an interview with CBS that he believes there are enough resources to fight wildfires in the area. contradicting Los Angeles Department Chief Kristin Crowley, who I was publicly criticized The city on Friday fell for a budget that it said made it more difficult for firefighters to do their jobs.
Brown said these fires were “unheard of.”