The Williams family, grounded from the beginning in Altadena’s historic Black neighborhood called Jane’s Village, lost four of their family homes to the Eaton Fire.
The Benn family fled the South in the 1950s, laying down roots in Altadena. Now, they face an uncertain future.
“I’m nervous there’s not going to be a Black community in Altadena anymore.” Southern California is in for a lot more rain Two atmospheric river storms are expected to hit California ...
Get top local stories in Southern California delivered to you every morning. Sign up for NBC LA's News Headlines newsletter. The Nelsons were one of the first Black families to move into Altadena ...
First responder communications show the power company in Altadena was slow to respond to Eaton firefighters ... firefighters ...
In the months leading up to the fires, several homeowners in Altadena reported that their insurance providers declined to renew their policies, forcing many people onto the California Fair Access ...
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Their mosque burned down in LA-area wildfire. They're still determined to gather for RamadanThe mosque in Altadena, which served a tight-knit Muslim community for 42 years, burned to the ground in one of the Los Angeles area's deadliest fires in January — leaving the congregation heartbroken ...
At the bottom of the screen, Sandoval spotted a line of text about a fire in Eaton Canyon, two miles east of the historic sheriff’s station in the middle of downtown Altadena. In the 26 years ...
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