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Vets, rescuers, nonprofits still finding homes for LA-area wildfires’ rescued animals
Thousands of animals found themselves in local shelters and rescues after the Eaton and Palisades fires. Many still hope for ...
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Ode to 'Dena: Black Artistic Legacies of Altadena exhibit highlights Altadena community artists
The California African American Museum showcases a positive look at the resilient and vibrant Black community of Altadena, ...
Feeling the connection of community after the Eaton fire
The man who pounded on his sleeping next-door neighbor’s door to tell her to get her car out of her garage before the power ...
Months later, Eaton fire’s 4-legged survivors still hope for forever homes. Meet 6 of them
The Eaton fire forced thousands of animals from their homes in the area, many of which ended up at shelters such as Pasadena ...
Pasadena wildlife rescue center forced out after land sold to luxury housing developer
A Pasadena wildlife rescue center is desperately searching for a new home after the landlord sold the property to a housing developer. Cleo Watts operates her Critter Care Wildlife Rescue and ...
The Forward16h
A handcrafted Torah ark perished in the California wildfires. Another was searching for a new home.
There were two things 9-year-old me was sad about giving up when my family made the leap into Orthodox Judaism: 8-piece ...
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Trees that are like ‘grandparents’ survived the Eaton fire. But in Altadena, there’s worry they won’t survive the summer
On Friday, July 11, a team of volunteers with local nonprofit Amigos de los Rios watered trees in Altadena as the summer sun beat down, working against time and Mother Nature to stave off another ...