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Local chapters, including the Permian Basin Red Cross, remain on high alert, prepared to deploy at a moment’s notice. Wind-driven wildfires are wreaking havoc across the Los Angeles area ...

A Red Cross volunteer for almost 20 years, Quero-Ziada said she was motivated to travel to Los Angeles to assist after seeing the destruction on the news. "It broke my heart to see the videos in ...

The Red Cross Cascades Region has deployed 18 people from Oregon and Southwest Washington to assist with the continuing disaster relief efforts for those impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The American Red Cross says at least eight of its Hawaii volunteers flew to Los Angeles over the past 24 hours, and roughly two dozen are in training to be ready to go next.

With the situation dire, Red Cross volunteers, ... ATLANTA — A fast-moving wildfire in Los Angeles County has forced more than 100,000 people to evacuate as flames continue to spread, ...

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The American Red Cross says at least eight of its Hawaii volunteers flew to Los Angeles over the past 24 hours, and roughly two dozen are in training to be ready to go next.