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Exhibit Transforms Eaton Fire Survivors’ Stories Into Immersive Experience

Climate Disclosure Conference Comes to Pasadena Ahead of California’s First Greenhouse Gas Reporting Deadline

Metro to Local Pasadena Community Meetings on North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit Line

Vroman’s Stays Open Friday as Free Community Space During National Strike

Pasadena Unified Superintendent Says Schools Will Remain Open During Today’s National Shutdown Protests, Addresses Immigration Concerns

Fifth-Graders Bring “The Lion King Jr.” to South Pasadena Stage

Congresswoman Chu Says Trump’s LA Rebuilding Order Misses Fire Survivors’ Main Concern: Money

Guest Opinion | School Board Member Jennifer Hall Lee: Inside Pasadena Unified School District’s Digital Classroom: The Growing Role of Education Technology

A Historic Theater’s Jazz Gambit: How One California Venue Found Its New Voice

Stories in the Afternoon: How a Children’s Book About Corona, California, Found Its Home at the Norton Simon Museum

UCLA Historian, Altadena Fire Survivor to Discuss Eaton Fire’s Impact on Black Community

Trump Signs Executive Order on LA-Area Wildfire Reconstruction

Barger Welcomes Federal Rebuilding Push But Says Altadena’s Real Crisis Is Financial

Four Men Charged in Eaton Fire Burglary Face Pretrial Hearing

Twice-Moved Craftsman Offers Altadena a Blueprint for Rebuilding by Relocation

Amazon Fresh to Close East Pasadena Store in Nationwide Exit From Physical Grocery Retail

Cracks Between Newsom and Frustrated Lawmakers Show in First Budget Hearings

Altadena Job Center Hosts Weekly Sessions to Enroll Fire Survivors in County Workforce Program

Fire Survivors Face Up to $40,000 to Connect to Edison’s New Underground Lines

Free Laundry Service Launches at Pasadena School

Fresh Produce Distribution Set for Altadena as Food Coalition Continues Fire Recovery Support

SBA Disaster Loan Services Return to Area This Week

New Documentary Chronicles What West Altadena’s Black Community Lost—and How It’s Rebuilding

Altadena Fire Survivors Face $3,000 Bill to Keep Their Water Flowing

Kaiser Permanente Nurses Strike Set for Monday Morning

Pasadena Church Hosts Three Immigration Actions in Three Days

Hundreds of Volunteers to Beautify Pasadena Elementary School Saturday for MLK Day of Service

Kaiser Permanente Lab Scientists, Technicians Authorize Strike

December Unemployment Rates Decrease in Los Angeles County

Free Food Carts Available for Altadena Street Vendors Under New $2.8 Million County Program

Board of Education Approves School Consolidation Planning, Calling It a “Transformation Process”

Altadena Revealed: Historic Craftsman Home Gets a Second Life After Fire

Deadline Friday for LA County Rent Relief Covering Eaton Fire Past-Due Rent

Pasadena School Board to Consider Launching Study on Potential School Closures

County Board of Supervisors to Review Eaton Fire Emergency Contracts in Meeting With Direct Impact on Altadena Recovery

Beloved Nonprofit Thrift Shop Damaged in Eaton Fire to Reopen Saturday, Renewing Support for Women’s Education

Thursday is No-Burn Day for Pasadena and Much of Southern California

Century-Old Stained Glass at Altadena’s Mountain View Mausoleum Faces Critical Deterioration

Adoptable Dogs Coming to Altadena Sheriff’s Station Friday

Pasadena Library Asks Patrons: How Do You Use Your Library?

Pretrial Hearing Set Tuesday for Altadena Man Charged in 2021 Double Stabbing

Guest Analysis: Homelessness Crisis Remains One of Newsom’s Biggest Political Liabilities

Altadena Library Brings Movement and Story to Lunar New Year Celebration

Altadena Author Michele Zack to Appear on ‘Pasadena Monthly with Justin Chapman’

Area’s Longest-Running King Day Celebration Returns Monday With Message of Renewal

Three Pasadena- and Altadena-Based Nonprofits Earn Regional Recognition

Sunday’s MLK Scholarship Service Pulls Focus on Pasadena and Altadena Students

Burned Altadena Trees Become Fender Guitars to Fund Home Rebuilding

PUSD Academy Showcase Offers Families Final Look at Career Pathways Before Enrollment Deadline

Landlords Have Less Than a Week to Apply for County Rent Relief Tied to Eaton Fire

ArtCenter Will Open Hillside Campus for Poppy Planting to Honor Eaton Fire Anniversary

Kaiser Workers Set Open-Ended Strike Starting Jan. 26

Forum to Address Fire Safety, Recovery as Altadena Marks Year Since Eaton Fire

California State Parks to Offer Free Vehicle Entry on MLK Day with Support from California State Parks Foundation

How Altadena Businesses are Trying to Recover from the Eaton Fire

Pasadena Rep. Judy Chu Joins Effort to Impeach Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem

Pasadena Rep. Chu Joins Effort to Impeach Department of Homeland Security Secretary Noem