This is a story about 60 kids who lost their homes, their theater, their whole neighborhoods to the Eaton fire as it raged through Altadena on a ferociously windy night one week into the new year.

"I don't want this to happen again." Wildfire survivors turn to 3D-printing tech to create disaster-proof housing: 'It's ...

Pasadena and Altadena students and organizers scrambled in the wake of the Eaton fire to make prom happen. On Friday, they ...

The free exhibit features generations of Black artists showcasing Altadena’s creative history and endurance, even after the ...

The Pacific Palisades hacienda sitting on 0.29 acres first hit the market in October 2024, with an asking price of $15.25 ...

He added the parish’s resiliency will continue to be tested: Father Modesto Lewis Perez, the pastor who concelebrated the ...

At the closing session of the 2025 Luskin Summit, focussing this year on equitable recovery and resilience, leaders from ...

Four months after the Los Angeles area wildfires tore through the Angeles National Forest and destroyed hundreds of homes and ...

ABC News joined The Arbor Day Foundation and the Altadena nonprofit Amigos de los Rios to discuss replanting and preserving ...

The ArtCenter’s former valedictorian graduated in 2023 and said he was able to save some items the night the Eaton Fire ...

Crime is way up in the Altadena area following the devastating Eaton Fire. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department says ...

Altadena residents who are trying to rebuild following the devastating Eaton Fire say they’re still seeing opportunistic ...