LOS ANGELES – He spent a lot of time on television in a communication stage.

Since the llamas rose in Los Angeles and among their neighbors, residents have retreated to their final years for several decades, including standing guard against new arsons and the second city where the country is in constant turmoil. For some, however, the first period became a formidable reality as it was lost in moments when the region faced the colossal destruction that overwhelmed disaster and reconstruction.

The metropolis of Los Angeles, with its 13 million residents, unable to look to Luvia more than a month ago, was on the run the next day, waiting the longest, allowing the bombers to move toward control over Los Incendios más grandes.

Bridget Berg, who was among the girls of martyrs in her home in Altadena just as she was appearing on television, rebelled with her family a few days ago after being “alone for real happiness.”

These are the children who were in her house 16 years ago.

They investigate the companions on Earth and come across a barricade and algunos visitor working with buskaban graveados from Japan and wood that they want to recover. As far as the stove’s hand has reached the end of the chimney, a petrified wood troz is created, which falls into his hands.

“Esta good. “It’s good,” Berg said as he assessed the destruction, describing the patio and swimming pool without his family and artificial fire waiting for him. “It’s not like just us losing our house, we’re destroying our house.”

The martyrs burned more than 12,000 residents and other structures as they arrived at a 40-kilometer (25-mile) extension north of central Los Angeles. The cause has not been determined to be any major arson.

Of the few 11 people who died five years after the Palisades Fire and the Eaton Fire, he was commissioned by the Los Angeles County Jail Medical Examiner. Officials said that number was intended to assess the devastation in an area larger than the city of San Francisco during the time the corpse scavengers visited the injured animals.

Viernes, the officials are stationed in a center where people can report to the desperate. About 150,000 people were constantly in the evacuation areas, and the arsonists consumed a distance of 145 kilometers (56 million kilometers).

The incidents happen to the living of all kinds; they have been making films for months. No government figure has yet been released on the cost of the damage, but private companies estimated it would add up to tens of thousands of dollars.

Llamas housed schools, churches, a synagogue, libraries, boutiques, bars, restaurants, banks, and landmarks such as Will Rogers’ Casa Rancho Western and an architectural mansion by Reina Ana in Altadena, built in 1887 and buried for Rico cartographer Andrew McNally.

Vecinos deambulaban por la ruinas el Viernes con Miradas distanced about the guests mientras described dormitories short of despair, newly renovated kitchens and free outdoor spaces. Algunos hablaban de las hermosas vistas que los atrajeron a sus propiedades, sus palabras contrastando fuertemente with the stage of hollin and cenizas.

In the coastal community of Pacific Palisades, Greg Benton inspected the site where he had come to life 31 years ago and came across the ring of men he had seen among the remains.

“Acabábamos de pasar la mañana de Navidad justo aquí, justo frente a esa chimenea. “Yes, that’s what I have to do.” “Son esos pequeños recuerdos trusted los que realmente duelen más”.

Elsewhere in the city, people at memorial sites are reworking cardboard boxes containing donated items to resume their lives.

In turn, the bombers moved in just outside the Märsten to confront the Eaton fire north of Pasadena, which has affected more than 7,000 structures, including homes, buildings, businesses, outbuildings and vehicles.

The Alcaldesa of Los Ángeles, Karen Bass, has engaged in a critical examination of her city, which has been suffering its major crisis for decades, and she has also experienced several small upsets in the last 24 hours.

Las Cuadrillas were also expanded by the Palisades Fire, which claimed 5,300 buildings and was the most destructive in Los Angeles history.

In some cases, water dispensers crashed and the water system collapsed. California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered the four to be investigated because of the danger of the water presence.

Elements of the California National Guard take to the streets of Altadena prior to deployment to protect the evacuation zone regulations from arson attacks and deploy protective hoods in these areas to prevent threats prior to the realization of various arrests.

The level of devastation also has an impact in a state where large fires occur regularly.

Anna Yeager noted that she and her daughter had to trek with her father from Altadena near Pasadena after she left the men that evening with her daughter, 6, and her father, 3, with two dogs and an extra one Clothing. Unvecino les dijo que su casa había despair.

Now I regret losing her husband’s artwork, her camp’s precious cookbooks, photos and joys of her mother, a 2012 graduate of her camp who survived after Auschwitz.

Once the Pareja is regresó, she just says “Chimenea tras Chimenea”.

“Postes de luz por todas partes. “Incendios aún ardiendo por todas partes,” commented and agreed that he would pass to his house “era puro polvo.”

Toronjas Carbonizadas llenaban su Patio alrededor a árbol ennegrecido, mientras algunos seguían colgando de sus ramas.

El Vecindario Donde Vive Yeager is full of Tudor-style homes celebrating their 100th anniversary in May.

“It looks like a world for you and your family, and you are safe in this world and follow because you cannot control it,” it says. “It’s devastating.”

Yeager has been photographing his final days in the diary since 2020, getting as far as attending second school. Eso le dio esperanza.

“Today’s porch is there for me, it’s a sensational reconstruction and not a problem,” comment. “It’s like I said: ‘Oye, todavía estoy aquí. Todavía puedes hacer esto’”.