On "LA Times Today," everyone wants a quick cleanup from the fires. But how fast is too fast? We look at the toxic dangers residents are returning to.
Plus, residents whose homes survived are returning to burnt-out neighborhoods. What's next for them?
And finally, a woman invited us to her home three years ago. After the Eaton Fire, it's one of the few things still standing in the area. Now, her neighborhood is coming together.
The new pope spoke about peace, dialogue and missionary evangelization in his first address.
State and federal agencies have refused to pay for soil testing in Altadena and Pacific Palisades. Independent testing found alarming results.
A peek behind the curtain at the secretive proceedings, and who's in the running to be the next Catholic leader.
President Trump announced tariffs on films made overseas. Many studios film outside the U.S. because of tax breaks and lower costs.
"LA Times Today" looks at the crashed webpages, jammed phone lines and long waits at field offices.
"LA Times Today" looks at California's forests, which are on the chopping block — quite literally.
