Hacks, Altadena and Hollywood

Altadena, Eaton Fire

‘Who do we call?’ That’s the question for Altadena residents, as they think about rebuilding.
The confusion over who’s in charge has left residents wondering how to get help or who to contact. Mary McNair, 99, who has ...
Hopes are crushed when Altadena residents get false message to access homes in evacuation zone
Altadena residents get false notice to visit homes in the evacuation zone. The error comes as residents throughout the county ...
Altadena family of 4 stays brave in face of devastating wildfire loss: 'Stuff that I love is gone'
An Altadena family escaped the flames of Los Angeles County's Eaton Fire in the wee hours of Wednesday and returned Thursday ...
Their houses burned down. Now, they are fighting for the few homes left on the market
The fires kicked off a regionwide house hunt as victims scoured a tight market looking for homes to rent — or even buy.
'God helped me': Altadena man battled flames to save house
This Altadena resident, who battled the Eaton fire to save his house, believes God helped him:: Altadena, California :: Makas ...
California wildfires devastate Altadena: How one man tried to save his block
Flames were licking his fence, he was choking on smoke, and bullets were whizzing by his leg. Despite it all, Tristin Perez ...
Altadena Residents Return to a Scene of Devastation
As the Eaton fire retreated into the foothills, people who had fled their homes came back for a look. For many, the news was ...
ABC710h
Altadena resident using garden hose to fight flames says 'they shut the water off on us'
Marcela Banuelos, 24, watched her home burn to the ground in Altadena and then ran to her grandmother's home, grabbed a water hose, climbed to the roof, and tried to save it all.
Altadena residents worry historic Black and minority neighborhoods will be lost after fire
A drive through the charred neighborhoods around Altadena shows that the fires burned through a remarkable haven for generations of Black families avoiding discriminatory housing practices elsewhere.
On a block in Altadena, only a few houses remain, including theirs. Should they return?
Their house survived the fires. Now the Turners, along with thousands of others, are crushed, dazed, in limbo and not sure ...