Displaced Eaton Fire victims to be relocated from Pasadena Convention Center
The Pasadena Convention Center will no longer serve as a shelter for victims of the Eaton Fire as the American Red Cross plans to relocate closer to Altadena. The Pasadena location's last day of operations will be Friday so the shelter can be moved to "a better location,
The Eaton Fire was first reported around 6:30 p.m. local time near the eastern Los Angeles suburb of Altadena, according to ...
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The Southern California Fire Disaster: One Month LaterOne Month Later.” The one-hour special will feature the voices of victims and survivors, their experiences, and what they ...
A Wellington nonprofit is lending a helping hand to animals affected by the deadly California wildfires. The Human-Animal ...
When a California wildfire ravaged more than 14,000 acres, it took a toll on more than just human life. The effects of the ...
The Eaton Fire, located north of Pasadena, ended up burning over 14,000 ... The two fires now both rank as the worst wildfires in Southern California history. The fire also led to the closure ...
Christopher Spolar, lead pastor of Expressions Church in Altadena, said he was asked 72 hours before the visit if Ivanka ...
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Rev. Al Sharpton/NAN, Ben Crump to Lead Memorial Service for Wildfire Victims in Southern CaliforniaRev. Al Sharpton will lead a memorial and rally for victims of the catastrophic Southern California wildfires that left communities grieving.
Niche's 2025 list has been released and with it rankings for the best four and two-year colleges and universities in ...
Even though she is in pain, she rolls over to ask for belly rubs when our veterinary team changes her bandages, and she’s stolen the hearts of staff and volunteers alike.” ...
Jelly Roll delivered a free benefit concert for first responders at the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena on ...
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Former Pasadena track star among residents to sue SoCal Edison after Eaton fire destroyed his homeI don’t mean to be a wimp, but my whole life was there,” said Walt Butler of the Altadena home he lost to the Eaton fire.
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