The Latest Breaking News from Altadena

Seven in 10 residents who were forced to leave have not returned, with many living in temporary housing in other cities or even countries

Insurance practices in an age of climate volatility raise troubling questions about home ownership and housing affordability – the bedrock of the American middle class

After her Altadena home burned down, Darlene Hamilton wondered whether her cats Merlyn and Kiki had escaped. A year later, she hasn’t given up hope

After their lives were upended last year, they’re finally regaining their footing – but memories of the fires still haunt them

A year after the Eaton fire, residents returning to Altadena confront lingering contamination and little official clarity

After the devastating fires, neighborhoods pledged to build back stronger and better than before. A year later, they’re still untangling issues

A year after devastating fires in the L

In an empty lot in Altadena, California, the ground is covered by a soft blanket of small white wildflowers. But before the blooms, there was toxic ash and melted metal, as well as the remnants of family heirlooms and a home that once stood. One year after the devastating wildfires…

Many with homes still standing are now living with the hazards left by the fires