Getty Images photographer Mario Tama began documenting the L.A. fires on the day they broke out—and continues to capture ...

As cities rush to protect architectural treasures, an urgent question arises: How do you weatherproof a landmark without ...

The Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire devastated Los Angeles. Here's how the fires went from ignition to megafires.

As an archaeologist, I understand that the darkened layer left when fire sweeps through a city draws a sharp line in time ...

More than 100 trucks and excavators are working on the highway and more than 1,200 truckloads of debris are being carried ...

The Santa Ana winds, drought and dry fuels were the main culprits in the blazes that started the morning of Jan. 7.

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Image The Pacific Palisades fire came very close to the Getty Villa ... Image Smoke obscures foothills of the Angeles National Forest as the Santa Ana winds fueled the Eaton fire in January.

Fueled by severe drought and hurricane-force Santa Ana winds, the flames scorched more ... It took more than three weeks to contain the Palisades and Eaton fires as well as several smaller ones.

As an archaeologist, I understand that the darkened layer left when fire sweeps through a city draws a sharp line in time between before and after.