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July 13, 2026 by Guest Author
A year and a half ago, the Eaton Fire forever changed Altadena. Time is a curious thing. Some days it feels as though the fire happened yesterday. Other days,...
A year and a half ago, the Eaton Fire forever changed Altadena. Time is a curious thing. Some days it feels as though the fire happened yesterday. Other days,...
SB 1090 provides what our community urgently needs: time and protection. Without it, we create opportunities only for those who care nothing about our...
State housing laws designed to increase residential density are coming under scrutiny as Altadena rebuilds from the Eaton Fire.
The Altadena Historical Society will host its annual Juneteenth Celebration and Scholarship Awards on June 19, 2026, at noon at Loma Alta Park, bringing...
Community members and local leaders gathered at 10:00 am on Saturday, Feb. 28, for a heartfelt groundbreaking ceremony at the Altadena Main Library on East...
On Wednesday, January 7, 2026, the Coalition for Altadena Recovery (CCAR) will host a community commemoration to mark the one-year anniversary of the...
An ambitious community initiative is taking root in the hills and valleys of Altadena in the wake of the Eaton Fire, with the goal of planting 100 million...
In a meaningful step toward community restoration, Supervisor Kathryn Barger joined local leaders and residents Wednesday morning to officially open the new...
“The three water companies were formed by individual wealthy landowners for their own property without thought of a larger community,” Veronica Jones,...
This Thanksgiving, the Altadena Town Council continued its tradition of giving back to the community by donating 56 pumpkin pies to Union Station Homeless...
Altadena's Lincoln Avenue witnessed a historic moment as the American flag was proudly displayed for the first time along its path, thanks to a collaborative...
Jonathan Appell, the man who restored the oldest-known grave marker in the United States, will lead a free, day-long event to instruct members of the public on...
Ellen Garrison Clark, a civil rights pioneer, is buried at Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena. Her story is one of the unique Altadena stories about unsung...
The 200th birthday celebration of Ellen Garrison Clark included the unveiling of two new headstones for her relatives; her husband, Harry Clark and her sister,...
The deadline is quickly approaching to complete and file an application to run for Altadena Town Council. .http://altadenatowncouncil.
This week Altadena residents will see an unfamiliar sight: hundreds of students walking to school to raise awareness of California Clean Air Day, which...