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Conditions made for a perfect storm of flames.
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Duck hunters discover human remains deep in wooded area on hunting trip
The identity of the deceased is currently unknown, police said.
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January 14
ABC News Live Prime: Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Dangerous winds as wildfires continue to burn in Southern California; defense secretary nominee Pete Hegseth grilled on Capitol Hill; negotiators work on Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal.
January 14
January 14
By the Numbers: SCOTUS ruling alters racial and ethnic make-up of medical schools
After the Supreme Court's affirmative action data from the Association of American Medical Colleges now shows fewer Black and Hispanic applicants.
January 14
January 14
ABC News Live Rundown: Tuesday, January 14, 2024
Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.
January 14
January 14
Altadena community grapples with loss of school in fire
ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with Aveson Charter School Superintendent Ian McFeat and community organization co-president Jen Wang about the community coming together amid the loss of their school.
January 14
January 14
One Altadena family’s harrowing escape from the Eaton Fire
ABC News’ Alex Presha reports from California where a family recounts the moments they escaped the Eaton Fire and reflect on the loss of their home in Altadena.
January 14
January 14
Here's how to help wildfire victims as California blazes explode in size
Tens of thousands of California residents have been forced to flee their homes.
January 14
January 14
LA wildfire victims: What we know about those killed
At least 24 people have been killed.
January 14
January 14
Altadena resident describes moment neighbors saved her home from burning down
Altadena resident Alexa Youssefian describes having to evacuate her neighborhood and how her home miraculously survived the Eaton Fire in Los Angeles.
January 14
January 14
Altadena resident describes having home of 50 years destroyed in fire
Altadena resident Kim Jones and her teenage son discuss losing the home they have lived in for over 50 years to the Southern California wildfires.
January 14
January 14
Jack Smith says Trump has used 'intimidation and harassment' to get his way
The DOJ on Tuesday released Smith's final report on his Jan. 6 probe into Trump.
January 14
January 14
How hydroclimate whiplash contributed to the severity of California wildfires
The state's naturally variable climate increases its wildfire risk.
January 14
January 14
Former NFL player describes losing home in Altadena to LA wildfires
Former NFL player Justin Watson and his family praised the community coming together in Altadena after many families lost their homes to the Southern California wildfires.
January 14
January 14
Firefighters continue battling flames amid red flag warnings in Southern California
L.A. County Fire Captain Sheila Kelliher Berkoh joined Kayna Whitworth to give an update on firefighters racing to contain flames amid burning wildfires across Southern California.
January 14
January 14
LA mayor issues housing executive order amid wildfires, crisis
The order aims to expedite permit reviews and prepare for further disaster.
January 14
January 14
Monthly border encounters decrease to lowest daily average since July 2020
The border has been an issue for the Biden Administration.
January 14
January 14
How many prisoners are fighting the Los Angeles fires?
Prisoner firefighters working 24-hour shifts are paid just over $26 per day.
January 14
January 14
'We're still in emergency mode,' says Pasadena Mayor
Mayor of Pasadena, Victor Gordo joined ABC News Live to discuss the new red flag warnings prompting further concerns for officials as wildfires continue to rage in Southern California.
January 14
January 14
86-year-old Army vet loses home in LA fires: 'I just cried'
'I kept thinking to myself, ‘You have the memories,' said Roosevelt Pullem.
January 14
January 14
Eaton Fire destroys family home of 45 years
William and Shauna Syms talk about the generational impact of the Southern California wildfires after they lost their home that had been in the family for 45 years.
January 14
January 14
Wildfires left behind 'an apocalypse like condition,' says Rep. Judy Chu
Rep. Judy Chu, D-Calif., reacts to the devastation left behind in her district from the ongoing Southern California wildfires.
January 14
January 14
Here's the science behind the Los Angeles wildfires
Conditions made for a perfect storm of flames.
January 14
January 14
Cal Fire official calls private firefighters 'extremely dangerous'
"We have a responsibility to the public -- not to a customer."
January 14
January 14
Retired general reacts to defense secretary nominee Pete Hegseth's hearing
Retired four-star Army General Robert Abrams discussed the contentious confirmation hearing for Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's embattled pick for defense secretary.
January 14
January 14
Widow pushes back against state's conclusion that husband took his own life
Dennoriss Richardson was found hanging in an abandoned house last September.
January 14
January 14
Husband arrested for murder after wife's body found in dumpster
Rolando Corte was charged with the murder of Lucrecia Jadan Sumba.
January 14
January 14
LA wildfires maps show evacuations, power outages, air quality
ABC News captures the blazes ripping through Los Angeles County.
January 14
January 14
Diddy 'freak off' videos prove his 'innocence,' defense claims
Prosecutors have said "freak off" videos are evidence of Combs' sexual abuse.
January 14
January 14
FBI releases new photo of Bourbon St. attack suspect, additional details
The FBI also released a new photo of the suspect.
January 14
January 14
Hegseth grilled over sexual assault and misconduct allegations
Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., asked Secretary of State nominee Pete Hegseth if he would respect the oath for the position the same way he did for his marriages.
January 14
January 14
Giuliani must store Yankees rings ahead of defamation judgment trial, judge says
The ex-New York City mayor owes $148 million to two former election workers.
January 14
January 14
Hegseth pressed on women serving in combat roles
New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen pressed Pete Hegseth during his confirmation hearing on conflicting statements he made in his book and then ahead of his hearing on women in the military.
January 14
January 14
Judge orders Steve Bannon to explain why he switched attorneys close to fraud trial
Bannon's money laundering and conspiracy case has been repeatedly delayed.
January 14
January 14
Trump asks appeals court to reconsider overturning $5 million E. Jean Carroll verdict
The court ruled last month that Trump failed to prove he deserved a new trial.
January 14
January 14
What hazards will remain in Southern California after the wildfires subside?
The fires are still burning. But when they stop, experts say hazards remain.
January 14
January 14
LA firefighters making ‘little bit of progress’: Official
Los Angeles Fire Capt. Adam VanGerpen provides an update on the firefight which has 5,100 firefighters on scene.
January 14
January 14
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January 14
January 14
Army veteran loses home to California wildfire
Roosevelt Pullem, 86, said he is staying at the Pasadena Convention Center after his home in Altadena went up in flames.
January 14
January 14
Debunking 5 claims about the California wildfires
Officials are pushing back against fire-related misinformation.
January 14
January 14
NYC's new congestion pricing program is ‘working’ with less traffic, MTA says
Mayor Eric Adams called congestion pricing a "major change" for New Yorkers and said the city will be analyzing the data to see what we "need to do better."
January 14
January 14
California fires weather forecast: 'Dangerous' wind situation begins early Tuesday
Winds are forecast to gust up to 70 mph, with relative humidity as low as 8%.
January 14
January 14
Human remains 'in various states of decomposition' found on public hiking trail
"They had been there for an extended period of time," police said.
January 14
January 14
Jack Smith, in final report, says voters saved Trump from being convicted
The DOJ released Smith's final report on his election interference probe.
January 14
January 14
Jack Smith denounces Trump's conduct, calls his accusations 'laughable'
The criticism came in a letter Smith wrote accompanying his final report.
January 14
January 13
Judge denies Trump's final bid to block midnight release of Jack Smith's final report
A judge cleared the way for the release of Volume One at midnight ET.
January 13
January 13
Cal Fire battalion chief speaks on battling the fires on the front lines
ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks to the Cal Fire battalion chief, David Acuna, about responding to the fires on the front lines and what the plan is to keep the fires out.
January 13
January 13
ABC News Live Prime: Monday, January 13, 2025
Long night ahead in Southern California with more Santa Anna winds forecasted; urgent need for relief as fire recovery efforts are underway & deal could release 33 hostages in Gaza.
January 13
January 13
Widow, family attorney raise questions in the case of a man found hanging in Alabama
ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke to the widow of Dennoriss Richardson, who was found hanging in an abandoned Alabama house after filing a federal lawsuit against the local police department last February.
January 13
January 13
ABC News Live Rundown: Monday, January 13, 2024
Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.
January 13
January 13
By the Numbers: The looming tussle between insurers and policyholders
Citing risks created by more severe droughts and higher temperatures, insurers have been leaving the L.A. market in droves, and that means higher prices for policyholders in the wake of the wildfires.
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