Environmentalists are raising concerns about wildfire debris that’s washed up on Los Angeles beaches, saying they’re ...

The large mounds of fire debris that remain on Los Angeles County beaches have caused concerns about long-term effects on the ...

The large mounds of fire debris that remain on Los Angeles County beaches have caused concerns about long-term effects on the ...

Under orders from President Trump, the EPA is trying to fast track the clean-up of toxic debris from LA's fires.

Fire debris and potentially toxic ash could make the water unsafe for surfers and swimmers, especially after rainfall that ...

Tracy Quinn, president of Heal the Bay, assessed the damage from the Palisades Fire, noting hazardous ash and debris ...

Since California isn't seeking damages related to federal lands, a judge ruled, state court is its lawsuit's proper venue.

However, the larger charred debris — like big wood pieces that have been found as far south as Redondo Beach — is being ...

The nonprofit Heal the Bay is working alongside other organizations to try and test for these concerns. They've tested the waters a few times already, and their results should be posted in the ...

“We still don’t know what’s getting into the water, and we don’t really have a way of knowing what the risk is to humans,” said Heal the Bay’s Annelisa Moe. “We understand and test ...