83-year-old man died in California wildfire after refusing to evacuate, family says
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner confirmed the number late Thursday night. However, the death toll is expected to rise. One woman says her father died after he refused to evacuate his Altadena home. Kimiko Nickerson recalls her last conversation with her 83-year-old father, Rodney Nickerson.
Where to Donate Clothing and Toiletries for California Wildfire Victims
The Koreatown Center for Community Well-Being (433 S. Vermont Ave. in LA) and Westchester YMCA (8015 S. Sepulveda Blvd. in LA) are the designated donation sites for the YMCA and are receiving essential items for families affected by the fires.
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