How racism fueled the Eaton Fire’s destruction in Altadena − a scholar explains why discrimination can raise fire risk for Black Californians
(THE CONVERSATION) The damage from the Eaton Fire wasn’t indiscriminate. The blaze that ravaged the city of Altadena, California, in January 2025, killing 17 people and consuming over 9,000 buildings, ...
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Fighting to keep an Altadena pub alive, mapping LA’s lost record stores
California’s nearly $4 trillion economy is heavily dependent on international trade. A tariff war could impact that ...
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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.
Altadena Residents Know Their Community Is Worth Rebuilding. Can They Protect Its Legacy?
Three months after the Eaton fire started, leaving scorched ruins across much of the Southern California region, many locals ...
New Urban One Podcast ‘Altadena: After The Fire’ Explores Ongoing Recovery Efforts
The Urban One Podcast Network is launching a series that documents Altadena's recovery in the aftermath of the devastating ...
Eaton fire shut down this Spanish immersion school’s two campuses. But classes are still in session
Rayuela, a Spanish-language immersion program that started in 2014 in Altadena, lost one of its campuses in the Eaton fire.
Altadena Hardware destroyed in Eaton Fire plans for the great rebuild
Altadena Hardware opened its doors more than 90 years ago, and on Jan. 8, the patriarch that owns the store helplessly watched it burn.
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How Santa Ana winds fueled the deadly fires in Southern California
Jon Keeley, University of California ... I used to live in the Altadena area, and we would get days during Santa Ana wind events when the wind wasn’t present at all where we lived, but, a ...