Mapped Out – Frank McNally on a wealthy namesake’s mansion, destroyed in the Los Angeles fires
Unfortunately, proximity to mountain forestry meant the location was on the front line of the Eaton Fire, one of the worst of ...
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Families begin to visit the remains of their homes as death toll from Los Angeles wildfires rises
The blazes have killed at least 11 people, obliterated neighborhoods and left the nation’s second-largest city on edge.
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Beloved places burn down
What’s gone so far? Among the destroyed places are: Altadena Hardware and the nearby Bunny Museum; Malibu’s Reel Inn; ...
Eaton Fire responsible for at least 6 deaths; currently 3% contained
At least six deaths have been attributed to the Eaton Fire burning in the Pasadena area of Los Angeles County, according to ...
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Scheel honored for decades of recording local history
Eugene Scheel, a longtime local author, historian and mapmaker, was the man of the hour as more than 100 people gathered Jan.
The Sentinel-Record9d
Taking stock of year past, looking ahead
Politically, start with a miracle not recorded in scripture regarding Donald Trump. Another candidate for Comeback of the ...
‘No one has a home’: What fire took from one California neighborhood
The mind-bending scale of residential ruin from the Los Angeles fires is slowly coming into focus — particularly in Altadena, ...
The Getty Villa, Eames House, Hollywood Sign, and More: Which Buildings Have Been Impacted by Palisades Fires, and Which Are Safe?
T he iconic Eames House, Getty Villa, and other Los Angeles landmarks are at risk of destruction following a series of fires ...
Journal Gazette and Times Courier13d
THE THROWBACK MACHINE: Always something to prepare for!
You may not have to prepare for the Y2K crisis this New Year's, but you should still read this week's edition of Clint Walker ...
Chicago Sun-Times15d
Newberry Library spotlights 'invisible labor' of Chicago immigrants
Some people might know Chicago is the former printing capital of the nation, between R.R. Donnelley churning out Yellow Pages and Rand McNally making maps. But there was also Curt Teich ...