The first African-American firefighter in Pasadena
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Why Did It Take a Fire for the World to Learn of Altadena’s Black Arts Legacy?
As Frieze Los Angeles shines a spotlight on art in the city, one community, long facing institutional apathy, calls for ...
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‘Altadena not for sale.' Residents protest against displacement post wildfires
As Altadena recovers from the devastating Eaton Fire, residents are reassuring their community they will not be displaced.
We asked Altadena and Palisades residents what they feared about the future. Here’s what they said.
In the wake of the devastating Eaton and Palisades fires, many are wondering what will happen to these communities that had ...
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Shirlee Smith: The blue sweater was not lost in the Altadena fire: but so much was
Charles White Park, named in honor of the African American artist and Altadena resident, is a stone’s throw from La Fiesta ...
Their mosque burned down in LA-area wildfire. They're still determined to gather for Ramadan
The mosque in Altadena, which served a tight-knit Muslim community for 42 years, burned to the ground in one of the Los ...
Razed Altadena Home Sells for $100K Over Its Asking Price—as L.A. Residents Flee Their Fire-Ravaged Houses
A home in Altadena, CA, that was burned to the ground by last month’s Eaton fire has been sold for more than $100,000 above ...
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‘Altadena not for sale.' Residents protest against displacement post wildfires
As Altadena recovers from the devastating Eaton ... so they are one of the early African American families that were able to buy when they couldn’t buy in other areas, part of what we love ...
San Gabriel Valley Tribune6d
Shirlee Smith: The blue sweater was not lost in the Altadena fire: but so much was
I live somewhere else now, but Altadena will always be home. Charles White Park, named in honor of the African American artist and Altadena resident, is a stone’s throw from La Fiesta Avenue.
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In Altadena, where many Black families became homeowners, displaced residents grapple with grief and uncertainty
about 75% of African Americans living there own their homes — close to double the national rate. So when the Eaton Fire ignited last week and tore through Altadena and parts of neighboring ...