A 4.1-million-gallon reservoir in Altadena that was damaged during the Eaton Fire has been repaired and returned to full service, Pasadena officials announced on Aug. 17. The Allen Reservoir, a […]
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Nahshon Dion discusses ‘Our Beloved Altadena’
On Jan. 7, 2025, Altadena experienced a devastating, life-altering event, the Eaton Canyon Fire. Many of the victims and survivors did not know their lives would permanently change due to […]
Flintridge Center helps formerly incarcerated people
Formerly incarcerated people deal with a myriad of issues once they reintegrate back into society. Some of those barriers include lack of employment opportunities, housing instability, financial scarcity, reentry syndrome […]
California expands Mortgage Relief Program for fire survivors
A state mortgage relief program that has provided $20,000 in financial support to fire survivors in Southern California will be expanded to provide a full year of assistance up to […]
California insurance bill ignites battle
Survivors of the Los Angeles fires and consumer advocates joined Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) at the State Capitol on Feb. 5 to announce Senate Bill (SB) 982, the Affordable […]
Palisades Fire suspect to remain jailed pending October hearing
A 29-year-old former Pacific Palisades resident suspected of sparking the Palisades Fire that killed 12 people and destroyed much of the exclusive community was ordered today to remain in custody in Florida, with a […]
New Altadena fire report
In the remains of a burned-out home in Altadena, Eaton Fire victims, activists, and news organizations gathered as residents reacted to the McChrystal Group’s report, a recently released review of […]
Showing up to help out
A full six months have passed since the devastating fires decimating the neighborhoods of Altadena and Pacific Palisades. In the interim, multiple incidents on the national and international news spectrum […]
LA County residents haveuntil Oct. 15 to file taxes
Automatic 6 month
extension due to wildfires
Altadena residents rebuild, but luxury developers could stop them in their tracks
More obstacles for victims
of the Eaton Canyon Fire

