LA residents rip into 'tone deaf' officials after asking them to help clean fire-stricken Altadena park
In Altadena, where the Eaton fire wiped out more than 6,000 homes, local officials are asking residents to pitch in and ...
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Students help in Altadena
This past week, a group of architecture students from Utah traveled to L.A. to help families in Altadena jump-start the ...
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From the ashes: After wildfire, can this Olive Avenue family move forward?
Wildfire turned vibrant Altadena to rubble. The Monitor is following what comes next on one block. How neighbors rebuild, how communities change, and how resilience appears in the aftermath of ...
‘A balm to my spirit’: LA Marathon is post-fire therapy for LA-area’s wildfire survivors
Gone too is Echo Mountain trail in Altadena, although the Pacers are grateful to have the trails they use from the Rose Bowl ...
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ShelterBox USA donates Intellipure air filters to fire survivors
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-Santa Barbara-based ShelterBox USA continues to help fire survivors. ShelterBox volunteers and workers ...
In a disaster-ridden year, Pasadena’s school district braces as parents contemplate the future
Parents and PUSD leadership face uncertainty about what next school year will look like as the district grapples with an ...
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A reopened library breathes life back into the Altadena burn zone
One bright spot has been Altadena’s main library on the historic Christmas Tree Lane, which Scott returned to for the first ...
What went wrong the night Altadena burned
A Washington Post analysis shows that some officials knew of the fire’s westward spread hours before evacuation orders were sent to residents in western Altadena.