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LA Fire Department officials declined to pre-position engines in the Palisades despite dire warnings: report
“The plan that they put together, I stand behind, because we have to manage everybody in the city.”
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“The plan that they put together, I stand behind, because we have to manage everybody in the city.”
The program would cost approximately $100 million in the first two-year budget cycle and $140 million in the next cycle, benefiting more than 5,300 workers each year.
“Obviously there’s been water resource mismanagement, forest management mistakes, all sorts of problems, and it does come down to leadership.”
“What I will say about misinformation and disinformation, it is incredibly dangerous as we all know.”
The number of restaurants in the Emerald City could drop by up to 8% this year.
“Not just on the border but on a whole host of issues, President Biden has left us an absolute dumpster fire.”
Since the fires began, over 200,000 residents have been displaced. The fires have also scorched more than 39,000 acres.
“All they have to do is clean their forest.”
Internal communications from firefighters on the ground reveal critical shortages of water, with one saying over the radio, “The hydrants are down.”
Los Angeles is currently facing multiple wildfires that have burned thousands of acres.