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A big-screen study on how an Altadena burger hub became much more (opens the original)
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“Light on a Hill” isn’t just a film about the Eaton fire. As Myles Mastuno’s 30-minute documentary wraps up its run at the Laemmle Glendale, he hopes that people walk away with more than a story about a devastating fire. The short film chronicles the role Fair Oaks Burger in Altadena played as a center for recovery and resilience following the devastating losses of the Eaton fire. It tells the story of the Lee family – Jung Ja Lee and K. Sun Lee who opened the neighborhood burger spot in the 198
Eaton fire survivors have long rallied for recovery. This time, it was on a pickleball court (opens the original)
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When the Eaton fire devastated the Altadena community in January 2025, Joy Chen’s first move was to coordinate recovery efforts and safety information with friends and neighbors in her pickleball group chat. More than a year and a half later, Chen brought her pickleball group together – along with other Eaton fire survivors – to raise funds and advocate for the needs of wildfire survivors. The Rally for Recovery Pickleball Festival, hosted by Every Fire Survivor’s Network, brought relief and joy
A revived Pasadena schools merger plan faces public backlash, as PUSD trustees say ‘we are not ready’ (opens the original)
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An updated school consolidation plan that closely resembled a previously rejected school closure proposal was presented at a Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education special meeting on Thursday, Aug. 13. But amid public pushback, board trustees tabled considerations of the specifics of a revived plan. During an activity entitled “Data Sets to Consider,” a plan that included multiple school consolidations was listed for trustees and district administrative members to consider. The plan
In Pico Rivera, Cristian Roldan’s journey to the World Cup tournament is a ‘dream we don’t want to wake up from’ (opens the original)
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Dominic Picon remembers the first time he saw Cristian Roldan at his older brother’s soccer practice and realized he was watching a player unlike any other his age. “He was more mature at 16-, 17-years-old than I was in my mid-to-late 30s,” said Dominic Picon, who coached Roldan at El Rancho High School in Pico Rivera. Before he went on to win two MLS championships with the Seattle Sounders, beat Lionel Messi and Inter Miami in the Leagues Cup and represent the U.S. men’s national team at both t
In the Palisades, a July 4th parade returns with memories of ‘those good old days’ (opens the original)
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The Pacific Palisades community celebrated the return of its annual Fourth of July parade on Saturday, July 4. Eighteen months after the Palisades fire killed 12 people and destroyed nearly 7,000 structures, community groups and school marching bands once again marched through the neighborhood and were met with cheers and applause from community members returning to a cherished Palisades tradition. The theme of the 77th edition of the parade was “Our Flag Was Still There,” inspired by the Americ
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