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Accused Palisades Arsonist Resented the Wealthy, Prosecutor Says

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By Maia Spoto, Vik Jolly Verified
| Breaking One
Federal prosecutors said Wednesday that the man accused of setting the most destructive wildfire in the history of the city of Los Angeles was angry about spending New Year's Eve alone and harbored resentments toward the wealthy. kAm%96 >2?[ y@?2E92? #:?56C<?649E[ b_[ D6E E96 3=2K6 E92E H@F=5 8C@H :?E@ E96 5625=J !2=:D256D 7:C6 3642FD6 96 QH2?E65 C6G6?86 282:?DE D@4:6EJ[Q |2EE96H (] ~VqC:6?[ 2?
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Live Updates: Officials Warn of ‘Devastating Loss’ as Southern California Wildfires Burn Out of Control

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By Corina Knoll Verified, Orlando D. Mayorquin Verified, Alexandra Petri Verified, Vik Jolly Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Jan. 8, 2025, 1:15 a.m. ET Reporting from Altadena, Calif. Several homes were engulfed in flames near Altadena Drive and Woodlyn Road in Pasadena. Altadena Drive was jammed with fire crews, and thick smoke enveloped the area as gusts of wind rocked cars. As embers wafted through the area, a smoke alarm blared from a house across the street. Video CreditCredit...Vik Jolly for The New York Times Jan.
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A Scenic California Rail Line Sits on an Eroding Cliff. Where Should the Tracks Go?

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By Vik Jolly Verified, Kate Selig Verified
| businessandamerica.com
Perched atop craggy bluffs in a beachside city north of San Diego, a railroad line offers passengers a sweeping view of the Pacific Coast. But the ground beneath it is crumbling. No one denies the problem, but a fight over how to solve it highlights a broader challenge, and a worrisome reality, for California residents: how to adapt to climate change that threatens coastal living, a way of life that has long defined the state’s identity, from its economy to its culture.
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