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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – MARCH 07: Homes and structures destroyed by the Eaton Fire lie in ruins on March 7, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. Fueled by powerful winds, the fast-moving Eaton Fire became the fifth deadliest in California history, resulting in at least 17 deaths. An estimated 9,400 structures were destroyed. (Photo by I RYU/VCG via Getty Images)

Wildfires 22 hours ago

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.

Wildfires Mar 24

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.

Volunteers with Eaton Fire Collaborative help residents impacted by the deadly blaze, as seen on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.

California Wildfires Mar 19

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.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and local officials continue debris removal in Palisades and Altadena as the rebuild process begins

California Wildfires Mar 13

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

Wildfires 22 hours ago

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.

Students at Saint Mark’s School have relocated to the EF Academy, a private boarding school for high school students in Pasadena.

California Wildfires Mar 10

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.

Wildfires Mar 7

Army Corps Of Engineers expands tree marking system amidst pushback in Altadena

The Army Corps of Engineers has expanded its tree marketing system in Altadena after community pushback following NBCLA’s report.

Margot Stueber said she is using her insurance reimbursement and a disaster relief loan to rebuild on her property.

Wildfires Mar 4

Altadena woman wants to show her community how fast rebuilding can take

Margot Stueber’s property was the first to be cleaned by the Army Corp of Engineers last month, and she reviewed the plans for her new home on Monday.

Wildfires Feb 26

Phase 1 of hazardous waste removal from Eaton Fire burn area completed, EPA says

Phase 1 of hazardous material cleanup efforts have been completed following the destruction of the deadly Eaton and Palisades fires, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Wednesday.

After five decades of providing trusted medical care to the Altadena community, a beloved family clinic was lost to the flames of the Eaton Fire, taking with it a history built on love, trust, and healing. The clinic, once a cornerstone of healthcare for local residents, was founded by Dr. Michelle Tyson and Dr. Amber Tyson’s parents.

California Wildfires Feb 25

Altadena family's commitment to community's health endures after devastating fire

A family’s 50-year legacy of care and community in Altadena is tested by tragedy, but their unwavering spirit and commitment to the people they serve continue to shine.