US EditionEaton Fire Collaborative launched to support fire victims with trusted resources
- The Eaton Fire Collaborative was launched on March 19, 2025, to assist fire victims in Pasadena, Altadena, and Sierra Madre during the rebuilding process, as announced at the Rose Bowl.
- Victoria Knapp, Chair of the Altadena Town Council, emphasized the importance of supporting Eaton fire victims during the rebuilding process.
- According to the Los Angeles Times, power lines suspected of igniting the Eaton Fire were overdue for critical repairs, which included necessary vegetation clearing.
- Current evidence is still being gathered, and multiple lawsuits concerning the wildfire are ongoing, with Southern California Edison stating they acted to prevent a wildfire.
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Local business faces insurmountable losses after natural disaster: 'We want to rebuild'
A beloved local honey business was devastated in the Eaton Fire. What's happening? Bruce Steele of Altadena, California, evacuated his home — also the site of the small business — with his adult daughter in the early hours of Jan. 8 as the wildfire roared toward them. Within an hour, it had all burned, The Guardian reported. For over 40 years, Bruce and his wife Nancy have sold honey as the Chaparral Mountain Honey Co. The fire destroyed 188 hiv…
‘Get them here now!’: 911 calls from California's Eaton Fire full of pleas for help
ABC News (CALIFORNIA) — Voices were full of panic when 911 operators began answering the urgent calls for help that started flowing into the emergency line on the evening of Jan. 7. “There’s houses on fire. There’s no [expletive] anybody here,” one caller told the woman answering for the Sierra Madre Police Department in the suburbs of Los Angeles County. The caller was begging for firefighters. “Get them here now!” The caller had spotted what w…
Coalition of 75 organizations continues aiding Eaton Fire victims. Here's how to help
Dozens of organizations that came together to serve Altadena community members who were impacted by the destructive Eaton Fire are seeking volunteers and donors to help with their ongoing efforts.
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