The Pasadena City Council voted this week to clear the way for new apartments for low-income fire survivors. But some council members noted their hesitancy to approve the project, saying their hands were tied by state law.

The Pasadena City Council voted this week to clear the way for new apartments&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/news/housing-homelessness/los-angeles-fires-palisades-eaton-rental-housing-rent-market" data-cms-ai="0">for low-income fire survivors.&nbsp;</a>But some council members noted their hesitancy to approve the project, saying their hands were tied by state law.

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LAist host Nereida Moreno speaks with Artist Kelly Akashi who will be presenting sculptures using remnants left behind from the fire. Her work will be accompanied by artist Phil Peters who has been recording the sounds of debris removal from Akashi’s property, including nearby rebuilding, compiled into a three hour soundscape. Their project called Field Set, presented by the Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND) will be available for the public to view this weekend.

LAist host Nereida Moreno speaks with Artist Kelly Akashi who will be presenting sculptures using remnants left behind from the fire. Her work will be accompanied by artist Phil Peters who has been recording the sounds of debris removal from Akashi&rsquo;s property, including nearby rebuilding, compiled into a three hour soundscape. Their project called Field Set, presented by the Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND) will be available for the public to view this weekend.

Pasadena approves affordable housing for fire survivors despite opposition from residents

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