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Tuesday’s Headlines
This morning's CalFire map of active wildfires
  • Fires: (map at CalFire)
    • Mayor Bass Orders Expedited Rebuild (LAT)
    • Conspiracies and Lies Follow Actual Fires (LAist, LAT)
    • Altadena’s Black Community Faces Grief and Uncertainty (LAist)
    • Wildfires Could Leave Greater Inequality in Their Wake (Sentinel)
    • As L.A. Burns, Immigrants Mobilize (Capital & Main)
    • How Climate Change Fueled Deadly Fires (Capital & Main)
    • This Is What Climate Chaos Looks Like (LAT)
    • More LAFD Funding Would Not Have Saved Us (Public Press)
    • Metro Extends Free Fares (Daily News)
    • Extreme Fire Weather Continues (LAT, LAist, Pasadena Now, KABC)
  • Can L.A. Still Host the Olympics? (Torched)
  • Carnage: Suspect Arrested In Fatal Manhattan Beach Hit-and-Run (Daily Breeze)
  • Supreme Court Rules Against Oil Industry Push To Block Climate Lawsuits (LAT)
  • Paramount Plans More Housing Near Future Rail Station (Urbanize)

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