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As seen in: KCBS-TV (Los Angeles, CA), MSN, KCAL-TV (Los Angeles, CA), Flipboard, KNX-AM (Los Angeles, CA), KNX-FM (Los Angeles, CA), KTVZ-TV (Bend, OR), Action News Now, KESQ-TV (Thousand Palms, CA), KRDO-TV (Colorado Springs, CO), KEYT-TV (Santa Barbara, CA) and
5, 6, 9 & 11pm News Anchor @CBSLosAngeles, mom, wife, music lover, Funlanthropist...tell me a story.. CBSLA.com Facebook/Instagram @patharveynews
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Altadena family given heartwarming surprise after losing everything in Eaton Fire

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By Pat Harvey 
| MSN
Pat Harvey CBS LA has been keeping up with 11-year-old Ariel Hernandez and her family since they lost their home during the Eaton Fire. Thomas Sawyer, his wife Lydia and their grandchildren Ariel, 6-year-old Avery and 2-year-old Aaron lost everything they owned in the fire. Their home has sheltered four generations of their family. "The main thing we lost is the memories," Sawyer said. Their story garnered correspondence from an army of viewers.
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Altadena family given heartwarming surprise after losing everything in Eaton Fire

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By Pat Harvey 
| KCBS-TV (Los Angeles, CA)
CBS LA has been keeping up with 11-year-old Ariel Hernandez and her family since they lost their home during the Eaton Fire. Thomas Sawyer, his wife Lydia and their grandchildren Ariel, 6-year-old Avery and 2-year-old Aaron lost everything they owned in the fire. Their home has sheltered four generations of their family. "The main thing we lost is the memories," Sawyer said. Their story garnered correspondence from an army of viewers.
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What to do after an earthquake hits to stay safe

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By Pat Harvey 
| KCBS-TV (Los Angeles, CA)
If you live in Southern California, you live with the knowledge that a major earthquake is always a threat. In the event the quake is significant, there are steps you can take to reduce danger to you and your family. Here is a checklist of things you can do after an earthquake strikes: First, if it's safe to move and your building is damaged, exit the building. Be ready for possible aftershocks in the coming hours, days and even weeks.
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