As concerns grow over whether Altadena can keep its socioeconomic diversity after the Eaton fire, a community organization announces that it has made its first Eaton Fire lot purchase. LAist's Josie Huang reports.

As concerns grow over whether Altadena can keep its socioeconomic diversity after the Eaton fire, a community organization announces that it has made its first Eaton Fire lot purchase. LAist's Josie Huang reports.

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Amid push to preserve Altadena's diversity, nonprofit purchases first Eaton fire lot

A group in South Pasadena urged their city council to end its contracts with Flock Safety, the controversial surveillance company that operates AI-powered automated license plate readers in thousands of communities across the U.S., including many in California. LAist's Libby Rainey reports

A group in South Pasadena urged their city council to end its contracts with Flock Safety, the controversial surveillance company that operates AI-powered automated license plate readers in thousands of communities across the U.S., including many in California. LAist's Libby Rainey reports

Some South Pasadena residents want the city’s Flock license plate readers gone — they’re not alone

A new $152 million bridge project will give pedestrian and bicycle access over traffic and train tracks.

 

A new $152 million bridge project will give pedestrian and bicycle access over traffic and train tracks.
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Wilmington residents say it’s dangerous to walk to a new waterfront park - the solution is coming.  

All 7 Los Angeles County Animal Care Centers will be open on Sunday for special adoption hours starting at 11 a.m. Dañiel Martinez tells us why.

All 7 Los Angeles County Animal Care Centers will be open on Sunday for special adoption hours starting at 11 a.m. Da&ntilde;iel Martinez tells us why.

Amid push to preserve Altadena's diversity, nonprofit purchases first Eaton fire lot

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