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Sharing in the planning, 6 Altadena neighboring homes get rebuilt in six months (opens the original)
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Using his new set of keys, Richard Kang opened their house for the first time on Monday, Sept. 21, hand-in-hand with his daughter while stepping over their gifted “Altadena Forever” doormat. Like thousands of families in the area, the Kang’s house was destroyed in the Eaton fire in January 2025, where more than 9,000 structures went up in flames. The family is one of six that homebuilder Brookfield Residential built within six months of breaking ground in March — an unprecedented timeline so far
Altadena’s Farnsworth Park’s ball fields are in store for a makeover – courtesy of the LA Dodgers (opens the original)
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ALTADENA — The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation announced this week a $1.4 million project to build two Dodgers Dreamfields at Charles S. Farnsworth Park in Altadena as part of ongoing recovery efforts following the Eaton fire. The two fields will be the 69th and 70th Dodgers Dreamfields developed by the foundation and are part of broader efforts to restore Farnsworth Park, which was among the recreational facilities severely affected by the January 2025 wildfire, according to the foundation. A gr
Gerald Freeny, 66, Tournament of Roses’ first Black president, dies (opens the original)
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Gerald Freeny, a longtime Tournament of Roses Association volunteer whose devotion to community service and the Rose Parade fueled his trailblazing path to becoming the Pasadena association’s first Black president, has died, Tournament officials said Friday. “Anyone who knew Gerald knows that being President was only one part of his life,” said current Tournament of Roses President Terry Madigan in a missive to Tournament members on Friday. “He was kind, gracious, and always tried to bring peopl
In test of state housing laws, fire-ravaged Altadena is on cusp of a win, or at least a compromise (opens the original)
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A state bill exempting Altadena from a key state housing law that promotes denser development is headed to the governor’s desk after the Legislature approved the measure Sunday, Aug. 30. But it’s going there with a key revision that narrowed its initial scope — a scope that advocates still hope strikes a balance between pushing back on unrestrained, speculative development and the need to get fire survivors back living in the area. Senate Bill 1090, the Keep Altadena Lands in Altadena Hands Act,
Altadena survivors have wheels, will travel for Eaton fire rebuilding aid (opens the original)
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With an end to the legislative session in Sacramento fast approaching, a coalition of Eaton fire survivors is hitting the road. Their goal: Convince lawmakers to set aside millions to help rebuild the scorched earth. Dena Rise Up Coalition set off by bus Tuesday morning with dozens of Eaton fire survivors, residents, workers, faith leaders and community advocates. Their destination is Sacramento, to advocate for $25 million for the Community Aid for Rebuilding Equity Fund. The fund would provide
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