PASADENA, Calif. (KABC) -- Players from the Central Altadena Little League are slowly regaining a sense of normalcy after the devastating Eaton Fire destroyed their home field at Farnsworth Park ...

The fire, which ignited Jan. 7 near Pasadena, killed over a dozen people, burned more than 9,000 homes, businesses and other buildings and essentially destroyed the Altadena community. Kathryn ...

Earlier this year, government officials in Altadena, California, finished a long and difficult planning effort to address housing shortages and wildfire risks in the community. Then, the Eaton ...

The tall, outsized beast stands tall, angling forward on a charred corner. Amid burned out cars and blackened chimney stacks, the statue has a message: Love for Altadena, just like the symbol ...

These individuals’ lives did not slowly unravel. They were among 150,000 who fled during a natural disaster, and afterward ...

They will undergo an extensive rehabilitation program to readapt to gravity, addressing physiological changes from their prolonged stay in space. Astronauts who spend extended periods in space ...

They also burned a scar through historically Black neighborhoods in Altadena. Families there are still sifting through the debris and are concerned about what Altadena will look like going forward.

As thousands of residents in Altadena and the Pacific Palisades prepare ... sobering experience to be the lone house standing on the hill,” Kovac added. “It’s not like you’re going back ...

Another Altadena resident and Eaton Fire victim, Vance Weisbruch, spoke with KTLA, saying he’s touched by this effort. “It’s going to be awesome because that was the main focal point of the ...