Editorials

Advertisement

Latest

A stairway is all that's left of a house that burned down from the Palisades Fire on PCH in Malibu.

Editorial: How fast can L.A. get rid of all this debris from the fires?

Before anyone can rebuild, we have to remove tons of debris.

Altadena, CA - January 21: Eaton fire victim Jose Medina, who's garage that he was living in burned down behind the house, puts out donated children's shoes for fire victims returning to their burned out homes in Altadena Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025. His nephew, Jose Velazquez, not pictured, organized the donation. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

Editorial: Fires aggravated L.A.’s housing crisis. We need to build homes much faster

ALTADENA, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 09: A sign for a lost cat is posted on a tree in front of a home that was destroyed by the Eaton Fire on January 09, 2025 in Altadena, California. Multiple wildfires fueled by intense Santa Ana Winds are burning across Los Angeles County. At least five people have been killed, and over 25,000 acres have burned. Over 2,000 structures have also burned and almost 180,000 people are under orders to evacuate. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Editorial: We’re running out of time to rescue the pets that survived the Palisades fire

Los Angeles, CA - January 08: People use a garden hose to extinguish a palm tree fire at the Sunset fire on Vista street in Hollywood on Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2025 in Los Angeles, CA. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times)

Editorial: After the fires, must we get rid of our flammable eucalyptus and palm trees? Maybe not

Editorial: The challenge now is deciding how to rebuild safely in areas destroyed by fire

Commentary: Wildfires come with the wildness that draws us to Los Angeles

Editorial: How can the L.A. Zoo and its fundraising arm end their feud?

More

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement