La Verne's council is on high alert as the Metropolitan utility reveals they've removed batteries for forensic analysis following a serious incident, with 28 claims already filed from concerned residents and businesses.

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Los Angeles County reports no heavy metals detected in community samples, but residents are urged to follow expert cleaning guidance for peace of mind.

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La Verne's council has declared a local emergency following the BESS fire, prompting critical actions and community engagement on future safety measures.

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Residents are demanding answers after a massive explosion left them questioning the safety of their homes, with calls for clearer data and community involvement in future decisions.

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A small explosion at a battery energy storage system in La Verne prompted an extensive evacuation and the heroic effort of firefighters moving 17,000 pounds of batteries to safety.

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La Verne City Council unanimously ratified a local emergency after a fire at the Weymouth facility, paving the way for residents to seek compensation for damages.

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The Metropolitan Water District has issued a heartfelt apology to La Verne residents after a battery storage unit ignited, pledging transparency and cooperation as they investigate the alarming incident.

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