Altadena Eaton Fire Page

07/03/2026

Kathryn Barger Urges LA County Residents to Apply for Disaster Relief

Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger Wednesday encouraged residents and small business owners impacted by the Eaton Fire to apply for federal disaster loans ahead of a final extended deadline to receive financial assistance.
---> https://pasadenanow.com/main/kathryn-barger-urges-la-county-residents-to-apply-for-disaster-relief

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

Fighting the good fight n a few pics of the ash in our house.. who’s got some photos of the fires? bring awareness that Altadena is still in great need of support 🙏🏼

05/23/2026

bout time

05/23/2026

Eaton Fire Survivors Demand Answers on $2.5 Billion Relief Package as Newsom Releases Budget Plan

Sixteen months after the Eaton Fire leveled more than 9,400 structures across Altadena, the people still waiting to rebuild want to know where $2.5 billion went.
---> https://pasadenanow.com/main/eaton-fire-survivors-demand-answers-on-2-5-billion-relief-package-as-newsom-releases-budget-plan

05/23/2026

Altadena Council Backs Affordable Housing Project Aimed at Bringing Displaced Renters Home

As Altadena rebuilds from the Eaton Fire, town council members are confronting a central question of recovery: who will be able to come back? On Tuesday, the Altadena Town Council threw its support behind a proposed 52-unit affordable housing development at 2214 North Windsor Ave., describing the project as a critical tool for helping displaced renters and families return to a community where much of the naturally affordable rental stock was destroyed.
---> https://pasadenanow.com/main/altadena-council-backs-affordable-housing-project-aimed-at-bringing-displaced-renters-home