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UPDATED: Blaze rages at Plate 38 restaurant in East Pasadena
UPDATED: Read the full report by Nathan McIntire in the Star-News. A fire tore through a newly opened East Pasadena eatery today. Plate 38 just opened for business four days ago at the corner of Sierra Madre Boulevard and Colorado Boulevard. The … Continue reading
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Snap judgment: Critical
>>THINK Lying among the charred ruins of a kiosk, a sign warns Tuesday morning of critical fire danger at the entrance to Vogel Flats campground. This area is known as Stonyvale in Big Tujunga Canyon in the Angeles National Forest. … Continue reading
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Tagged Angeles National Forest, Big Tujunga Canyon, danger, fire, Station Fire
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Scenes from the sky Monday over Mt. Wilson
>>LIVE Below, an aerial view of the Station fire burning in the Mt. Wilson area on Monday. (Photo by Hector Mata / Associated Press) Below, the Mt. Wilson Observatory, in the bottom right corner, peeking through the smoke from the … Continue reading
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Tagged aerial, fire, Mt. Wilson, observatory, smoke, Station Fire, wildfires
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Scenes from the ground Monday in La Caada and La Crescenta
>>LIVE Below, firefighters make their way down a steep hill after lighting a backfire to eliminate tinder and slow the spread of the Station fire in La Caada Flintridge on Monday. (Photo by Jae C. Hong / Associated Press) Read … Continue reading
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Tagged backfire, fire, firefighters, La Canada Flintridge, La Crescenta, Station Fire, wildfires
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New word enters our wildfire lexicon: ‘Pyrocumulus’
>>THINK Pyrocumulus. You’ve learned it. You’ve lived it. But you don’t have to love it. Below, smoke from the Station fire rises over downtown Los Angeles on Monday. (Photo by Jon Vidar / Associated Press)
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Tagged downtown, fire, Los Angeles, pyrocumulus, smoke, Station Fire, wildfires
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Eric Spiegelman’s eerie, breathtaking time-lapse footage of the Station Fire
>>THINK If you haven’t yet viewed this video of the Station Fire from Saturday afternoon, it’s a must-see. If, like me, you’ve already played it through 10-plus times, watch it again. (Via LAObserved) Time Lapse Test: Station Fire from Eric … Continue reading
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Tagged Altadena, fire, Glendale, La Canada Flintridge, La Crescenta, Pasadena, Station Fire, wildfires
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David Jonason’s prescient ‘California Skies’ on display in South Pasadena
>>GO On any other day, we’d talk about artist David Jonason‘s penchant for stylized cubism — an aesthetic he’s most known for applying to architecture. But Jonason has now turned his eye toward landscapes, and today his images of clouds … Continue reading
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Tagged art, David Jonason, fire, landscapes, Michael Hollis Fine Art, South Pasadena
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