Developers are rapidly buying burned lots in Altadena after the Eaton fire, sparking concerns about gentrification.

Developers are buying up Altadena's burned lots. It's a doom or boon for the community, depending on whom you ask.

The Altadena Collective intends to help homeowners collectively organize rebuilding efforts — and make rebuilding more ...

We are simply not meeting the mark,” Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger told those gathered at a weekly virtual ...

A new temporary wildfire support center opened at the Altadena Community Center to continue to provide in-person essential ...

The L.A. Conservancy will work with local groups to build a map of cultural and heritage sites that will inform Altadena’s ...

A temporary Survivor Support Location will open Monday in Altadena to provide essential services and recovery resources to ...

The clean-up of wildfire debris in Altadena is nearly 90% finished after more than five months since the deadly Eaton Fire.

Two of the honorees marked their 101st birthdays. They're also both World War II veterans, serving on opposite sides of the pond.

LOS ANGELES - It's been nearly five months since the Eaton Fire erupted in Altadena, burning 14,021 acres and killing 18. The ...

The new location, at 730 E. Altadena Drive, was set up to ensure that wildfire survivors continue access to essential ...

Altadena restaurants face reopening challenges and find resilience in support after the Eaton Fire On a sunny Saturday morning in late April on Lincoln Avenue just south of Altadena, husband-and-wife ...