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Carolyn Johnson

Reporter · US

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Aug 11, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Carolyn Johnson

    New sprinkler system detects fires, creates ‘humidity bubble' during wildfires (opens the original)

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    Some companies are developing new products designed to protect homes from wildfires, inspired by images of Southern California families using sprinklers to defend their properties during the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires. Among them is a sprinkler system equipped with infrared sensors that can detect fire. It also be operated remotely through an app in case a wildfire breaks out while homeowners are away. The app-based operation also allows people to evacuate quickly. Stream Los Angeles

  2. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Carolyn Johnson

    Exclusive: Report warns flies breeding at Boyle Heights warehouse could spread disease (opens the original)

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    Waste and high temperatures at a fire-damaged cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights could accelerate the breeding of flies capable of infecting wounds in people and animals, according to the city-comissioned inspection report exclusively obtained by NBC Los Angeles. NBC4 Investigates reviewed the undated, four-page report, which was prepared by a pest-control company. It focuses on green bottle flies found at the Lineage facility after the massive, week-long industrial fire that broke out on J

  3. Article · Jul 5, 2026 · Carolyn Johnson

    ‘I was totally taken advantage of.' Unlicensed contractor targets Eaton Fire survivor (opens the original)

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    As Los Angeles authorities crack down on unlicensed contractors who are accused of leaving wildfire victims with shoddy work, an Altadena woman who survived the Eaton Fire said an illegal builder preyed on her when she was at her most vulnerable. When Pamelia Lawson's home became one of the 1,073 properties that were damaged by the Eaton Fire in January 2025, a person who later turned out to be a bad actor approached the woman, offering to fix her house for a reasonable price. Stream San Diego N

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