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California Lawmakers Seek to Change CEQA (Again)

PUSD Board Grapples with Teacher Layoffs, Fire Recovery in Marathon Meeting

Metro Advances Plan to Boost Construction Opportunities for Women

Altadena Residents Express Concerns Over Noise, Air Quality Amid Eaton Fire Cleanup Efforts

How Much Lead and Other Toxic Metals are Present after the Eaton Fire?

CORE Partners With County Officials to Clear Wildfire Debris From Altadena Reservoir

Unions Ask California To Play A More Powerful Role In Labor Disputes

LA Supervisors Approve $637 million for Homelessness Services

Deadline to Submit Form Allowing Fire Debris Removal Just Five Days Away

Supervisor Barger Honors Altadena Social Workers’ Heroism in Eaton Fire Response

LA District Attorney Reverses Blanket Ban on Death Penalty Prosecutions

To Free Up Much-Needed Space to Board 4-Legged Eaton Fire Survivors, Pasadena Humane Waives Adoption Fees For Dogs

SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler Visits Pasadena, Highlights Disaster Recovery Efforts

LA County Officials Push For Property Tax Relief For Wildfire Survivors

New Podcast Focuses on Caltech Scientists’ Race to Conduct Research after the January Fires

If Zero-Emission Cars Cut Gasoline Sales and Tax Revenue, How Will California Replace Them?

Cal Fire Releases Revised Fire Hazard Zones for LA County

As Temperatures Rise, So Do Concerns About Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes

With LaVar Burton, Books, and Cotton Candy, Altadena Library Reopens in Storybook Style

California Considers More Homeless Shelter Oversight after CalMatters Investigation

Post-Wildfire School Plan, Bond Oversight Top PUSD Board Agenda Thursday

County’s Mental Health Department Will Launch ‘2025 Take Action’ Campaign Benefiting Pasadena Residents

Hearing Date to be Set for Man Charged in Fatal Pasadena Hit-and-Run

Parents Can’t Figure Out How California Schools Are Doing. Newsom’s Plan To Fix That Stalls

Instacart Delivers Essential Supplies To Local Schools Affected By Wildfires, Starting Friday

After the Fire: Tenants of Fire-Damaged Altadena Apartments Demand Urgent Action from Landlords and Officials

LA County Sheriff Robert Luna Challenges Subpoenas from Oversight Body

Recent Rains Boost Stormwater Capture in LA County

Harnessing Sunlight to Make Sustainable Fuels

Guest Opinion | United Teachers of Pasadena President Jonathan Gardner: Congress Needs to Step Up and Protect Students

Day One Hosts Community Event Offering Housing Resources and Local Market for Eaton Fire Recovery

Walk MS Event To Go Ahead On March 30

Community Radio Program Examines Federal Response to Eaton Fire Disaster

College Access Plan Launches ‘Strong Futures’ Initiative to Support Students Affected by Eaton Fire

Caltech Team Launches Air Quality Monitor Network in Altadena to Monitor Dust, Ash Levels

Political Gumbo: It’s Only a Matter of Time

First Wave of Financial Aid Reaches Altadena Fire Victims, Larger Distribution Coming Soon

Newsom’s New California Homelessness Plan Leaves Out Some Important Details

State Attorney General Bonta Warns of Fake ICE Officers and Other Immigration Scams

Two Altadena Water Districts Lift “Do Not Drink” Orders, But One Remains Off Limits

Altadena Debris Removal Effort Continues as Right Of Entry Deadline Approaches

Investigation into Power Line as Possible Cause of Eaton Fire Ramps Up

Court Hearing Today for Woman Convicted in Fatal Altadena Shooting

California’s Medi-Cal Shortfall Hits $6.2 Billion with ‘Unprecedented’ Cost Increases

‘Quiet Panic’ as National Rental Assistance Program Set to Run Out of Cash

Report: California Construction Sector Loses Most Jobs in Nation in 2024

USC Launches Free Lead Testing Program for Los Angeles Communities Affected by Wildfires

Slain Altadena Teen’s Legacy Lives On Through Basketball Tournament and Scholarship Program

Newsweek Ranks Kaiser Permanente Hospitals as Being Among the Best in California and the U.S.

Dozens of Lawsuits Against Edison Over Eaton Fire Head to Court Today for Key Hearing