Preparing for the worst: What to do about the residence you left behind
Under the revenue and taxation code, the California State Board of Equalization states that after a disaster such as a fire, ...
‘Life finds a way’: Artists, Altadena residents channeled loss into art. The result became a mural.
The painting depicts a stork, a symbol of birth and prosperity in the village, as the “hands of faith” hold a nest ...
Trump admin makes Asheville remove ‘DEI’ language to access hurricane relief aid
Trump portrayed himself as savior to hurricane-ravaged North Carolina. Now his HUD is playing politics with critical aid.
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L.A. Woman: CORE Co-Founder and CEO Ann Lee
CORE assisted nearly 15,000 Angelenos impacted by the fires — with a focus on helping Altadena residents remain in the area ...
Fire, lack of students, teacher layoffs: Inside Pasadena Unified’s struggle to stay solvent
Pasadena Unified School District, already reeling from the Eaton fire, faces a multimillion-dollar budget deficit that it aims to lower via staff reductions.
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How Los Angeles' design community is coming together for fire relief
An exclusive event at Pacific Design Center will raise funds for three key organizations that played a crucial role in fire ...
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Many Childcare Providers Facing Challenges After LA Fires
Many childcare providers lost their homes in the January fires in Los Angeles, and those homes often doubled as places of ...
Despite the stress of the fires, most LA County residents don’t plan to leave, poll finds
Despite widespread stress, smoke inhalation and other disruptions caused by the January wildfires, a majority of Los Angeles County residents are happy with their lives here and don't plan to leave.
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Hearts Ablaze: The L.A. Women Who Turned Wildfire Tragedy into Triumph
Avery ColvertALTADENA GIRLSALTADENAGIRLS.ORG » As the Eaton Fire raged, Avery Colvert’s middle school, Eliot Arts ...