Eaton Fire-impacted Bunny Museum in Altadena working hard to rebuild Despite being closed for Easter, the Bunny Museum, which was destroyed in the Eaton Fire, is working hard to rebuild.

Meanwhile, many residents in Altadena — which would end up seeing the worst damage from the conflagration — felt left in the dark, seemingly lost in the chaos. Thousands found themselves ...

For many, the rich contributions of African Americans in shaping Altadena’s community may be a hidden chapter of history. On Friday, April 25, from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm, the Altadena Main Library will ...

Dave Stone has taken more than 9,000 photos of burned cars in Altadena after the Eaton fire. He has been posting striking photos alongside personal stories on his @Not_EV_Altadena Instagram account.

The problem is faith-based organizations, including Altadena Baptist Church, do not qualify for FEMA assistance, and insurance only covers a very small portion of the debris removal.

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“You forget. It’s unbelievable.” In front of him were the burnt remains of a building in Altadena, California’s, business district, which was destroyed in the Eaton Canyon fire in January.

Why it matters: "Altadena Not For Sale" has become the rallying cry for this loose-knit local movement. In addition to a rally, event organizers also provided food, produce, supplies and more for ...

Months later, the fires are out, the dust has settled and Altadena residents are looking towards their next lofty challenge of rebuilding the places that they have called home and the buildings ...

On a micro level, the scorched communities of Altadena and the Palisades have our own clowns to contend with: capitalist scavengers. They are flitting about, looking to pounce on traumatized folks ...