One Year After LA’s Deadliest Wildfires: The Road to Recovery
One year after LA’s deadliest wildfires, 31 lives were lost and 16,000 homes destroyed. Communities from Malibu to Altadena are still rebuilding and finding hope.
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One year after LA’s deadliest wildfires, 31 lives were lost and 16,000 homes destroyed. Communities from Malibu to Altadena are still rebuilding and finding hope.
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