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Trump Demands California Voter ID Law as Aid Condition After Historic Wildfires

Trump Demands California Voter ID Law as Aid Condition After Historic Wildfires

President Donald Trump visited California Friday to tour areas hit by the historic wildfires with conditions of voter ID laws to receive future federal aid.

Eric Moody
Eric Moody
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Fast-Growing Hughes Fire Outbreak Forces Expanded Evacuation Orders in Los Angeles Area

Fast-Growing Hughes Fire Outbreak Forces Expanded Evacuation Orders in Los Angeles Area

Officials expanded mandatory evacuation orders Wednesday after a new blaze called the Hughes Fire emerged amid the continuous destruction throughout the Southern California region.

Eric Moody
Eric Moody
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Death Tolls Up to at Least 24 as LA Wildfires Continue

Death Tolls Up to at Least 24 as LA Wildfires Continue

Death tolls have risen to at least 24 in Southern California as wildfires continue alongside severe wind gust warnings that threaten to undo some progress.

Eric Moody
Eric Moody
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Inferno of Neglect: How LA’s Leadership Failed to Prevent Disaster

Inferno of Neglect: How LA’s Leadership Failed to Prevent Disaster

Devastating wildfires ravage Los Angeles, exposing critical failures in leadership, budget priorities, and preparedness, as critics question decisions that left the city vulnerable.

Tyler Flores
Tyler Flores
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Wildfires Around Los Angeles Continue to Burn but Firefighters are Making Progress

Wildfires Around Los Angeles Continue to Burn but Firefighters are Making Progress

Four wildfires continue to burn near Los Angeles after killing 16 people and destroying 12,000 structures.

Jason Belcher
Jason Belcher
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Historic Southern California Wildfires Kill at Least 5, Force 180,000 to Evacuate

Historic Southern California Wildfires Kill at Least 5, Force 180,000 to Evacuate

At least five people have been killed and roughly 2,000 structures were destroyed as historic wildfires continue to force evacuations and impact the Southern California region.

Eric Moody
Eric Moody
U.S. PoliticsU.S. Politics
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Officials Call Southern California Wildfires 'the Most Destructive in L.A. History'

Officials Call Southern California Wildfires 'the Most Destructive in L.A. History'

Officials are now calling the Southern California wildfires the most destructive in Los Angeles city history as fires expand more than 15,000 acres and forced more than 80,000 residents to evacuate.

Eric Moody
Eric Moody
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Officials Call Southern California Wildfires 'the Most Destructive in L.A. History'

Officials Call Southern California Wildfires 'the Most Destructive in L.A. History'

Officials are now calling the Southern California wildfires the most destructive in Los Angeles city history as fires expand more than 15,000 acres and forced more than 80,000 residents to evacuate.

Eric Moody
Eric Moody
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Wildfires in Los Angeles County Force Thousands to Evacuate

Wildfires in Los Angeles County Force Thousands to Evacuate

Several wildfires fueled by hurricane-force winds spread through Los Angeles County forcing thousands to evacuate.

Jason Belcher
Jason Belcher