As Bryson fire reignites trauma in Malibu, neighbors lean on one another

Los Angeles Times - Oct 17, 2026

In a town of fire survivors — where many have lost their home at least once, if not twice, in previous blazes — a quiet, familiar feeling filled Malibu neighborhoods: Here we go again.

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