MosJan

Fire Trucks Held Up for Smog Tests as LA Burns ??? Sacramento bureaucrats held up a fire department strike team of 60 firetrucks from Oregon. The truck teams were sent to help contain the Los Angeles fires and stopped for emissions testing since they didn’t have smog certificates. Therefore, as LA burned, the fire trucks went through smog testing https://www.independentsentinel.com/fire-trucks-held-up-for-smog-tests-as-la-burns/

this is haw all started, we are told https://pasadenanow.com/main/the-moment-the-eaton-fire-ignited Cell phone images of the first moments after the Eaton Fire ignited on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025, on the mountainside opposite Midwick Drive’s terminus at N. Altadena Drive in Altadena. [Jennifer Errico]

Police have revealed a man has been arrested on suspicion of trying to light a fire in Los Angeles amid the devastation being caused by wildfires.

Sahag Mersrob School Pasadena on fire

https://asbarez.com/raging-socal-fires-devastate-and-displace-armenian-families-and-impact-community-institutions/

pssst putin Vont es ?

Քրիստոս Ծնավ և Հայտնեցավ. Ձեզ և Մեզ մեծ Ավետիս Օրհնյալ Է Հայտնություն Քրիստոսի Christ is born and revealed. Blessed is the revelation of Christ. Armenia celebrates Christmas. We Armenians begin Our Christmas celebrations on the evening of January 5, with a special liturgy called Chragaluits (Burning of the Lamps). During this service, believers light candles in church and take the flame home, symbolizing the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Christ. After the liturgy, the faithful greet one another with the traditional proclamation: “Christ is born and revealed! Blessed is the revelation of Christ!” On the morning of January 6, families gather to attend the Christmas Divine Liturgy and partake in Holy Communion. Following the service, the Armenian Apostolic Church holds the “Blessing of the Water” ceremony, commemorating Christ’s baptism in the Jordan River. These traditions reflect both the joy of Christ’s birth and the spiritual significance of His baptism.