Survive till 2025, they said. They didnt say what would come next. A week into the new year, wildfires devastated Pacific Palisades, Malibu and Altadena, causing an estimated $250 billion in damage. For the entertainment industry, they also disrupted production schedules, destroyed filming locations and left many workers without homes. This is absolutely a setback, […]

Since 1910, Altadena Town and Country was a social and cultural landmark. What happens after the fires?

As firefighters got higher containment on the Eaton and Palisades fires, officials have started to downgrade evacuations. letting some residents back into neighborhoods.

The 59-year-old school bus driver died Jan. 7 on the Altadena block she grew up on -- nearby three other family members who also lost their homes.

All these Altadena people who lost homes could do was bond over their loss, find hope in each other and their resilience. So they started a meetup.

Families and staff at St. Elizabeth Parish School lost homes to the fire. It's weathered past disasters. "We have good DNA" its principal says.

Altadena, a historically Black community long regarded as a safe haven and a symbol of prosperity, was ravaged in the Los Angeles wildfires.

Tom Rogers, owner of Book Alley, is back at work at his Colorado Boulevard store. His employees set up a GoFundMe to help.

Altadena resident Dalyce Curry, 95, was said to have had "vitality, elegance and an unmatched zest for life."

The city of Pasadena and its northern neighbor, Altadena, have slowly begun the long and brutal recovery process following the Eaton Fire.The post Out of the Ashes: Altadena Stitches Itself Back Together After Eaton Fire Devastation...

I promise Altadena this: You do not face this challenge alone.

The Ballmer Group, led by the Clippers owner and his wife, announces relief funding particularly for 'the historic, racially diverse community of Altadena'

Human remains were found on the actress' Altadena property on Sunday, January 12.

On Wednesday morning this week, KCAL/KCBS reporter Jeff Nguyen was walking the fire-ravaged streets of Altadena once again. As a seasoned reporter, this is not the first disaster hes ever covered, but it certainly compares to the absolute worst hes ever seen. I covered the Maui fires, he says. I covered the tsunami in Southeast […]

The Eaton fire in Altadena has ravaged 14,117 acres of Los Angeles and claimed 16 lives since it started burning on January 7.

The Davila, Stone and Montanez family has Altadena roots going back 100 years. They lost three homes in the Eaton fire.