Thomas Curwen is a staff writer at the Los Angeles Times. He focuses on culture and society, with particular interests in spirituality, wellness programs, and topics related to farming and agriculture. Curwen's work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, Editor & Publisher, and the Finger Lakes Times.
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By: Thomas Curwen
Between 200 and 300 partygoers had gathered at the home for a 'flyer party,' so named for advertisements posted on the street, said LAPD Lt. Guy Goland.
By: Thomas Curwen
Two wildfire experts argue that the L.A. destruction didn't have to be as bad as it was. The question isn't whether we can live with fire but how we can live with fire, they say.
Wildfire experts Stephen Pyne and Jack Cohen say we can create ignition resistant homes and communities.
By: Thomas Curwen
LOS ANGELES — Soon after catastrophic fires swept through Pacific Palisades and Altadena, wildfire experts Stephen Pyne and Jack Cohen were in high demand.
By: Thomas Curwen
LOS ANGELES — Soon after catastrophic fires swept through Pacific Palisades and Altadena, wildfire experts Stephen Pyne and Jack Cohen were in high demand.
By: Thomas Curwen
A month after the Palisades fire, the Palisades Symphony Orchestra performed a two-hour program dedicated to musicians who lost their homes and to the community.
By: Thomas Curwen
The Life After Death Club in an Orange County retirement community explores trance channeling, the power of animal communication and near-death experiences. It recently hosted a psychic.
LOS ANGELES — With shoulder-length blond hair, black dress and black knee-high boots, Jennifer Rose cuts a preacherly silhouette — less Bible-thumping, more New Age — standing on a small
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