While Michelle's family begins the long road to recovery, she says she learned three things from this experience: simplify, put that phone down, and hug the people in your life.

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Surviving the CA wildfires: Family with ties to Pittsburgh shares story

As the Los Angeles Wildfires continue to rage, three generations of an Altadena family found their homes destroyed -- from a baby to an 89-year-old grandparent.

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LOS ANGELES, Calif. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – Two massive wildfires have swept through Los Angeles County since January 7, leaving at least 25 people dead and destroying more than 12,000 structures. The fires, fueled by drought conditions and strong Santa Ana winds, have devastated communities across Malibu, Pasadena, and Pacific Palisades. Firefighters, National Guard troops, and federal aid are working tirelessly to contain the flames, which remain o…

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Two wildfires devastate Los Angeles County, Kentucky offers support

Sam Youngman, brother of Daviess County Sheriff Brad Youngman, grew up in Owensboro but now lives in Los Angeles. Sam is a veteran political campaign reporter and former White House correspondent, having worked for The Hill, Reuters, and other news organizations. Youngman wrote a column for Owensboro Times to describe his experience during the devastating and deadly wildfires that swept across the Greater Los Angeles area. Continue reading Owens…

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Four generations of the same family all lost their homes in the still-raging Los Angeles wildfires. Danielle Stone, 37, and her husband, Bryan Davila, 35, told the Los Angeles Times that the home they shared with their baby daughter, Melina, was one of thousands burned to the ground by the deadly Eaton Fire. After evacuating, they moved to be with Stone’s parents just a mile away — just to be forced to evacuate there, too. They also persuaded St…

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In the forest fires that started in the US city of Los Angeles on January 7 and have been going on for 10 days, 27 people lost their lives and 26 people are missing. 250 billion dollars worth of material damage occurred in the fires, where 90 thousand people were evacuated.

ABD’nin Los Angeles şehrinde 7 Ocak’ta başlayan ve 10 gündür devam eden orman yangınlarında 27 kişi hayatını kaybetti, 26 kişi kayıp. 90 bin kişinin tahliye edildiği yangınlarda 250 milyar dolarlık maddi hasar oluştu.

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Wildfires shake US: Destruction and casualties mount in Los Angeles

Los Angeles: The fierce wildfires across the Los Angeles area in Southern California of the US have killed at least 27 people and destroyed more than 12,300 structures in more than a week, local authorities confirmed. Firefighters continued to make progress Thursday against two major wildfires in Los Angeles as winds died down in the area, Xinhua news agency reported. The Palisades Fire, one of the largest active wildfires in the Los Angeles reg…

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