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FireAid Benefit Concert Raises $100 Million for Wildfire Relief

The FireAid benefit concert has raised an estimated $100 million through donations, sponsorships, streaming partnerships, and more, with the first $50 million grant being deployed immediately to support wildfire relief efforts.

Los Angeles Unified School District Sued Over Misuse of Funds

A group of Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) students have sued the district over misuse of funds.

Los Angeles County Probation Department Pleads with Newsom Amidst Staffing Shortage

The Los Angeles County Probation Department is facing a significant staffing shortage, prompting a plea for assistance from state and local law enforcement agencies.

Grenell Criticizes DEI Delays in L.A. Wildfire Cleanup

Presidential Envoy for Special Missions Ric Grenell has criticized the incorporation of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) criteria in the Los Angeles wildfire cleanup efforts, asserting that such considerations are causing unnecessary delays. Grenell emphasized the urgency of debris removal and rebuilding, stating that DEI requirements should not impede the process.

Los Angeles to Introduce Legislation Protecting Illegal Immigrants

Los Angeles officials are set to announce proposed legislation on Tuesday aimed at strengthening protections for immigrant residents.

Los Angeles Wildfire Waste Cleanup the ‘Largest’ in EPA History

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that it has initiated its "largest wildfire hazardous waste cleanup" in agency history.

Protesters Block Los Angeles Freeway Over Immigration Crackdown

On Sunday, February 2, 2025, hundreds of protesters gathered in downtown Los Angeles to oppose President Donald Trump's intensified efforts against illegal immigration. The demonstration began around 9 a.m. on Olvera Street and soon led to the blockage of both sides of the 101 Freeway, causing significant traffic delays.

Pacific Palisades Residents Face Long Waits and Frustration Over Wildfire Recovery Process

Residents of Pacific Palisades waited in line for more than two hours on Tuesday to obtain an orange placard required for re-entry into their fire-ravaged neighborhood. The placard system, implemented by local officials, is intended to prevent looting and ensure that only authorized individuals can access the area.

Surveillance Video Suggests Southern California Edison May Be Linked to Deadly Eaton Fire

Newly obtained surveillance footage suggests that the catastrophic Eaton Fire, which has claimed 17 lives and destroyed over 9,400 structures in Altadena and Pasadena, may have been ignited by Southern California Edison’s (SCE) power lines.

Trump to Waive Federal Permits for Rapid Rebuilding in Wildfire-Ravaged Los Angeles County

President Donald Trump announced plans to waive nearly all federal permitting requirements to expedite rebuilding efforts in Los Angeles County after devastating wildfires claimed at least 28 lives and destroyed over 16,000 structures. Trump urged local officials to adopt similar measures to fast-track recovery.

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