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‘Hey, that place is open!’ These Eaton fire-impacted businesses are open and eager for customers
They need people to come spend money. And, business leader Judy Matthews, president of the Altadena Chamber of Commerce, is opening her board meetings to the community as well as spearheading ...
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A symbol of hope in Altadena lit up a week after the Eaton Fire. It now needs your help
In the 1920s, he constructed the five-pointed star out of wood and 40-watt bulbs, according to a letter Nightingale wrote to the Altadena Chamber of Commerce. " It was the first of its kind of ...
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Education, recent fires highlight ‘State of the State’ event in Torrance
State Sen. Ben Allen and Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi spoke at the annual gathering on Friday, March 21, in Torrance.
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After a deep and painful loss, Altadena and Pacific Palisades tennis communities try to go home again
Hall of Famer Gigi Fernandez, through her newly established non-profit, Tennis for Hope, has recently announced plans to provide support for the rebuilding of Palisades Tennis Center.
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How a symbol of hope in Altadena lit up a week after the Eaton Fire. It now needs your help
One week into the senseless destruction of the Eaton Fire, a beloved landmark came back to life high in the foothills of Altadena. The "Star of Palawoo" was lighted for just half a night on Jan. 13.