One Altadena home wasn’t destroyed in the fire, but it tested positive for arsenic, cyanide, lithium and lead.

The Tyler Water Utilities (TWU) will conduct smoke testing starting next week to improve the city’s wastewater system.

Szwarc and Thompson's house remained standing. In the days after the fire, they thought they were one of the lucky ones. But ...

Should I use my aircon? Do I need an air purifier? Can indoor plants help? And which masks actually work for smoke?

There’s no shortage of kitchen gadgets claiming to “change your life” — and no shortage of them ending up in your donation ...

For many in Altadena with houses still standing after the Eaton fire, it has been a year of headaches trying to clean their ...

Testing for toxic chemicals and heavy metals is available in Los Angeles County from philanthropic groups, researchers, and ...

Nina and Billy Malone considered their home of 20 years a safe haven before smoke, ash and soot seeped inside, leaving behind ...

When cities burn, plastics, electronics, cleaning chemicals and much more create a toxic brew. Studies launched during the LA ...

An annual generator stress test gone awry Monday caused an explosion to boom from the belly of Fox Tower, prompted a building-wide evacuation and vented smoke from the 27-story commercial skyscraper ...

As marijuana use in the United States is on the rise, a growing number of drivers are getting behind the wheel high, while regulations and law enforcement agencies scramble to keep up with the danger.