An unknown number of homes, businesses and cherished community spots have gone up in flames.

An unknown number of homes, businesses and cherished community spots have gone up in flames.

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Tracking beloved places we've lost in LA's fire destruction

LAist's been following the story of the June Bug tattoo studio. It's a woman-run collective of tattoo artists, the studio opened in Altadena to be a welcoming space for women, the queer community and people of color. Then the Eaton Fire happened, destroying half of Altadena, including June Bug. Since then, its artists have found themselves throwing their doors open to another group: Fire survivors. Host Josie Huang reports.

LAist's been following the story of the June Bug tattoo studio. It's&nbsp;a woman-run collective of tattoo artists, the studio opened in Altadena to be a welcoming space for women, the queer community and people of color.&nbsp;Then the Eaton Fire happened, destroying half of Altadena, including June Bug.&nbsp;Since then, its artists have found themselves throwing their doors open to another group: Fire survivors. Host Josie Huang reports.

After Eaton Fire, tattoo artists turn loss into Altadena-inspired art

Sunday's game at the Rose Bowl reflects LA's love of soccer

Sunday's game at the Rose Bowl reflects LA's love of soccer

FIFA Club World Cup’s opening round is a reminder of LA's 125 year soccer history

Today is Pride  in Altadena -- an afternoon of festivities are planned at the Altadena Library…

In conjunction with Pride, there’s an open house for the public to visit a massive model train layout down the street on Christmas Tree Lane. Sound familiar? That’s because the train enthusiast who helped build that model is Rob Caves, someone whom LAist has been following since the Eaton Fire. 

Today is Pride&nbsp; in Altadena -- an afternoon of festivities are planned at the Altadena Library&hellip;
In conjunction with Pride, there&rsquo;s an open house for the public to visit a massive model train layout down the street on Christmas Tree Lane.&nbsp;Sound familiar? That&rsquo;s because the train enthusiast who helped build that model is Rob Caves, someone whom LAist has been following since the Eaton Fire.&nbsp;

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