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Residents of west Altadena are escalating calls for answers and accountability a year after officials failed to issue their community timely evacuation alerts and deploy needed firefighting resources.
It has been one year since the deadly Eaton and Palisades wildfires tore through Altadena and Pacific Palisades, leaving widespread destruction
The 2025 Eaton Fire devastated Altadena, killing 19 and displacing thousands. One year later, recovery is slow and uneven.
For some homeowners with empty, fire-damaged lots, relocating another house facing teardown means spending less—and moving back in sooner. When Evan Chambers and his wife, Caitlin, lost their century-old, 980-square-foot bungalow on Mountain View Street ...
Imagine Altadena in the spring. That’s what René Amy did when he created and funded the Great Altadena Poppy Project. The image persisted even as the 65-year-old community activist spent the past 10 months doing all he can to recover, rebuild and return ...
Edwin Castro opted for the lump sum, which was just shy of $1 billion, according to California Lottery. Castro bought the ticket that matched all five numbers plus the Powerball from Joe's Service Center in Altadena, California. Altadena, California ...
Weeks after Southern California Edison announced initial details of its compensation program for survivors of the deadly Eaton Fire, residents are pushing back. In an open letter to the company released this week, a group representing thousands of people ...