The Latest
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Federal agency assures Altadena residents of safe precautions during debris crushing
Crews are continuing their work at the Altadena Golf Course to crush concrete from homes affected by the Eaton Fire.
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Vector Control conduct mosquito spraying at abandoned pools in Altadena
One pool can breed up to 3 million mosquitoes in one month.
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‘Not acceptable.' Not a single home building permit finalized in Altadena following Eaton Fire
Not a single building permit for an impacted homeowner was finalized in Altadena, a Los Angeles County official said Monday.
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Young Dodgers fan affected by Palisades Fire surprised with signed jersey, gifts from team
A 7-year-old who lost everything to the Palisades Fire, including her beloved Dodgers memorabilia, was surprised with a kind gesture from her favorite team and player.
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Lead, asbestos keep Eaton Fire victims from returning home
More than 50 homes in the Altadena area torched by the Eaton Fire were estimated to have contaminants like lead and asbestos.
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Eaton Fire areas has new concerns: dirty pools and mosquitoes
Increasing temperatures is creating a new concern for those who live in the Eaton Fire area: Mosquitoes finding breeding grounds in dirty pools.
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Coalition of 75 organizations continues aiding Eaton Fire victims. Here's how to help
Dozens of organizations that came together to serve Altadena community members who were impacted by the destructive Eaton Fire are seeking volunteers and donors to help with their ongoing efforts.
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Rebuilding after the fires: Cleanup efforts push forward despite rain
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and local officials continue debris removal in Palisades and Altadena as the rebuild process begins
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Dirt from Eaton Fire area is being dumped in Tujunga. Neighbors are not happy
Some of the debris from Altadena was taken to a Tujunga neighborhood, sparking anger and frustration from residents.
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Therapy dogs comfort children adjusting to a new normal after the Eaton Fire
Monica Gillespe helped more than a dozen therapy dogs and their owners travel from across Southern California to the school to comfort students.
