‘The only thing still left.’ Volunteers race to save Altadena’s vintage tiles from the bulldozers
Meet the volunteers who are scrambling to save vintage tiles from homes in the Altadena burn zone before the bulldozers arrive.
With LA Recovery Slow to Start, the Entertainment Industry Steps Up for Grassroots Fire Relief
Unemployed entertainment professionals, established talent and production workers converge to save Los Angeles’ biggest industry.
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The race to save historic Altadena fireplace tiles — because they're all that’s left
“Which is what all of Altadena is going to be,” Zucker adds. Save The Tiles is running a GoFundMe campaign, with proceeds going to the Altadena Historical Society.
‘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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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. A shortwave infrared satellite ...
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After the L.A. Fires, ‘Disaster Gentrification’ Looms
Altadena community devastated by Eaton Fire, losing homes and facing displacement. The impact on the historically Black community is profound, affecting wealth and cultural legacy.
Family of Altadena man killed in Eaton fire joins growing list of victims suing SCE
Suit filed by the estate of Rodney Nickerson, whose grandfather founded the Nickerson Gardens public housing complex in Watts, is among more than 100 against Edison.
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Surrounded by a race to rebuild, this Altadena group says, ‘let’s do this right’
Amid the heartbreak of the Eaton fire’s catastrophic toll — his own home included — Hans Allhoff, chair of the group Altadena Heritage, sees an opportunity. He and members of the group ...
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In Altadena, a fight to save the trees that survived the fire
Seriina Covarrubias was sure of it. When she had returned after the Eaton fire, much of the Altadena neighborhood was in ruins. Homes and the nearby shops on North Fair Oaks had been destroyed.