As people return to the structures spared from Los Angeles wildfires, experts warn that they should be careful of the air inside and be especially cautious when cleaning up. Smoke, ash and all the toxic chemicals that come with both can seep into even well-sealed homes.

Several parts of southern California are currently under windblown dust and ash advisories as deadly wildfires continue to burn. Here's how to protect yourself.

As fires continue to burn in California, there are many ways to protect yourself and your family from wildfire smoke and ash.

Air quality officials have issued smoke advisories for wide areas of L.A. County. L.A. Times reporter Karen Garcia spoke with Renee Eng about how to keep your indoor air clean when there’s wildfire smoke outside.

Short-term exposure to PM2.5 has been linked to premature death, hospital admissions, bronchitis, asthma attacks and other issues.

Wildfire smoke harms respiratory, cardiovascular, and brain health with toxins like PM2.5 and VOCs. Protect yourself with air purifiers, masks, and healthy habits.