"Do Not Drink Do Not Boil Order" lifted in parts of Altadena following the Eaton Fire
The "Do Not Drink Do Not Boil Order" has been lifted in parts of the Altadena area following the unsafe conditions created by ...
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Inside Trump and DOGE’s chaotic effort to release billions of gallons of California’s water
Representatives from the Department of Government Efficiency repeatedly pressured the head of a United States water management agency to open a major California ... a former oil company CEO ...
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‘Game changer’ wildfires have senior living industry rethinking emergency preparedness
Experts share what went right with the response to the recent California wildfires, and what could be improved before next time.
AP PHOTOS: Canals carry precious water across vast California landscape
A vast network of dams and canals run by the state and federal governments carries water to farmers and cities across ...
Emergency management officials not to blame for west Altadena alert failures, sources say
County fire or sheriff’s officials appear to have failed to set the alerts in motion, leaving many west Altadena residents to ...
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In Altadena and Pacific Palisades, burned lots are hitting the market
The first vacant lot in Altadena went up for sale in late January. The listing promised “great opportunity to build” after the Eaton fire destroyed the home previously on the site. A few weeks ...
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‘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 ...
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Surrounded by a race to rebuild, this Altadena group says, ‘let’s do this right’
Amid the heartbreak of the Eaton fire’s catastrophic toll — his own home included — Hans Allhoff, chair of the group Altadena Heritage, sees an opportunity. He and members of the group ...
The New York Times6d
In the Ashes of Altadena, Rebuilding Is Not an Easy Decision
Ms. Branson, 28, loves Altadena and wants to continue her family’s legacy. But rebuilding feels impossible financially, she said, and she worries the neighborhood’s water and air are unsafe.