Chris Holmstrom speaks with the Altadena military veteran who lost his home in the Eaton Fire in 2025 while in the midst of a ...

Manuel and Emma Alvarado lost everything in the Eaton fire in January 2025. This week, they broke ground on a new home.

The Eaton fire left significant levels of lead in Altadena’s soil, according to a final report from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hauled away ...

Out-of-service utility infrastructure managed by Southern California Edison started the deadly conflagration in January 2025 that killed 19 people and destroyed much of Altadena, according to ...

A woman pled guilty Thursday, July 30 to bank theft.

Yard signs across the Eaton fire burn zone declare “Altadena is not for sale,” but recent lot purchases indicate the contrary. Real estate records and local sources point to developers buying a ...

A year and a half after the Eaton Fire reshaped Altadena, Los Angeles County has taken a major step toward preserving part of the community’s architectural heritage. The L.A. County Board of ...

Altadena has spoken,” a resident says. “We don't want surveillance cameras. We don't want Flock replaced by another company's ...

After the Eaton wildfires slowly started to burn out and the debris removal process began its earliest stages, many Altadena residents were grappling with the long and arduous process of rebuilding ...

On morning walks for many weeks after the calamitous firestorm in Altadena, California, last January, I would happen upon stray pockets suspended in time. Homes trimmed with Christmas 2024’s ...

Altadena leaders continue to push county officials to advocate on the town’s behalf as Southern California Edison’s private ...

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