Investigation Launched into Delayed Evacuations That Devastated West Altadena Community
A critical investigation exposes delays and possible discrimination in emergency evacuations during the deadly Eaton Fire, revealing systemic failures that endangered American families in West Altadena.
When disaster strikes, timely action saves lives. Yet in West Altadena, California, a delayed evacuation order amid the devastating Eaton Fire last year cost lives and destroyed thousands of homes — disproportionately impacting a historically Black community. This civil rights investigation led by California Attorney General Rob Bonta peels back the layers of bureaucratic failure and potential discrimination that allowed this tragedy to unfold.How Did Delays Put Vulnerable Americans at Risk?The Eaton Fire ignited on January 7, 2025, raging through Los Angeles County with deadly force. While evacuation orders were issued promptly for East Altadena, West Altadena residents waited six...
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