His town burned in California’s most destructive fire. This is his advice for rebuilding in L.A.
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California wildfires destroy home of Paradise fire moviemaker in tragic case of life imitating art
Documentary filmmaker Tracy Droz Tragos, who highlighted life after the 2018 Camp Fire, lost everything in the Palisades Fire ...
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What LA can learn from 2018 fire that destroyed Paradise: ‘It will never be like it was… but it can still be home’
He said after the Camp Fire displaced 50,000 people in the Paradise-Magalia area, every apartment in Butte County was quickly ...
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The dichotomy of a deadly paradise: How urban sprawl and climate change fuel LA’s fires
The Eaton Fire northeast of downtown Los Angeles and the Palisades Fire to the west on the Pacific Coast Highway have ...
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Firefighters prevent spread of fire next to commercial building in downtown LA
Firefighters knocked down a fire Tuesday morning in a parking lot outside a flooring supplier building in downtown Los Angeles ... top local stories in Southern California delivered to you ...
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Tracking the damage and devastation from the Los Angeles wildfires in maps
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Realtor offers luxury Paradise Valley home to California fire victims
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A documentary on wildfires raised tough questions in 2021. People may now be more inclined to listen
When Lucy Walker debuted her harrowing documentary about California wildfires, “Bring Your Own Brigade,” at Sundance in 2021, it was during peak COVID.
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What LA can learn from 2018 fire that destroyed Paradise: ‘It will never be like it was… but it can still be home’
He said after the Camp Fire displaced 50,000 people in the Paradise-Magalia area, every apartment in Butte County was quickly filled. He thinks the same may happen in Southern California.