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Rebuilding hope: Where things stand one year after the Los Angeles fires

One year ago, two fires tore through parts of Los Angeles. Combined, the Palisades and Eaton fires killed 31 people and destroyed more than 16,000 structures. Many families are still struggling to rebuild their homes— and their lives.

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One year later, Los Angeles rebuilds after historic wildfires as year-round fire threat grows

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California residents face brutal choice one year after Los Angeles fires destroyed their lives

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Photos: One Year After the Los Angeles Wildfires

Photojournalists recently revisited neighborhoods still recovering and rebuilding after the Palisades and Eaton wildfires destroyed more than 18,000 structures last January.

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One Year After the L.A. Fires: Hope, Blame and Debt

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LA marks one year since deadly and catastrophic fires

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North Dakota American Red Cross volunteer reminisces about his time at the LA fires

This week marks one year since wildfires burned through Los Angeles County, California. A Red Cross volunteer from North Dakota talks about his memories of helping in Los Angeles.

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Reality TV star Spencer Pratt, who lost his home in Palisades Fire, is running for mayor of Los Angeles

Spencer Pratt has used social media to speak out against Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and other California politicians.

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Lakers’ JJ Redick reflects on ‘resilience’ and loss a year after Los Angeles wildfires

"The first 10 days, you're devastated," Redick said. "You're in shock and you're just trying to function in some ways."

Palisades community gathers in protest one year after Eaton fire

On the one year anniversary of the Eaton fire, the Palisades community gathered to grieve and express their frustration and anger. Hailey Branson-Potts covered the event, speaking to folks about what brought them out.