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Coastal live oaks burned in the Eaton fire show signs of regrowth along the Loma Alta Trail in the Rubio Canyon Preserve in Altadena on Friday, December 12, 2025. The land is owned by Arroyos and ...

One year after the Eaton Fire turned the San Gabriel foothills into a landscape of ash and twisted rebar, a “K-shaped” recovery is defining the future of Altadena. On some blocks, the only thing ...

A new report commissioned by Gov. Gavin Newsom on the spread of the Palisades and Eaton fires suggests that the movement of the Eaton fire from east Pasadena into west Altadena occurred earlier than ...

A Pasadena radio host launched a weekly call-in show to pass the mic to friends and neighbors coping with the Los Angeles County disaster’s aftermath. Sometimes, when disaster strikes, talk radio can ...

A coalition of Altadena and Pasadena residents on Tuesday morning, Dec. 16, urged Southern California Edison to provide financial assistance for housing, as price gouging and financial uncertainty ...

Businesses in Altadena that are still reeling from the Eaton Fire are now dealing with the impacts of another disaster as the Christmas Day storm finally makes its way out of SoCal. Parts of the San ...

LOS ANGELES — Almost two hours before the Eaton fire broke out in the San Gabriel foothills Jan. 7, 2025, Los Angeles County emergency management officials had been pushed to send out an emergency ...

When a devastating Jan. 7 wildfire burned through the natural canyons above Altadena, land was charred and left denuded, but worse than that, the spring storm surge unloosed boulders and sediment that ...

Almost nine months have passed since the Eaton fire blazed through neighborhoods of Los Angeles County in January, destroying more than 9,000 buildings and causing an estimated billions of dollars in ...