Pasadena, California — The historic Rose Bowl Stadium has become a refuge for displaced families and first responders as wildfires devastate the Los Angeles area. Drone footage from January 13 shows the venue's parking lot filled with tents, RVs, and aid stations after the Easton Canyon wildfire forced evacuations. While the stadium remains untouched, the fire has claimed at least 16 lives and destroyed over 12,000 structures. The Rose Bowl now stands as a hub for relief efforts, providing shelter and support as emergency crews battle the flames.
As featured on
The runup to LA hosting the 2028 Olympics will coincide with massive rebuilding of housing and infrastructure at a time when the region's resources figure to be stretched.
