Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Noel McCarthy and Randy Clement in front of the map McCarthy made displaying the extent of the Eaton fire in the parking lot of ...

Alice Carr, former chair of the L.A. Conservancy board of directors, and her husband, Nathaniel Grouille, examine the damages to the historic Zane Grey Estate in Altadena. (image by Rico Mandel, ...

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday, July 22, to adopt new fire zones that leave out at least half of Altadena neighborhoods demolished in the Jan. 7 Eaton fire. Those homeowners ...

The number of Altadena homes and business that must comply with stiffer wildfire building codes during reconstruction increased under new hazard maps released Monday, March 24, extending areas ...

The Getty announced a $420,000 grant to the L.A. Conservancy for a cultural asset mapping project that will help track, chronicle and maintain Altadena’s cultural, historic and architectural heritage ...

More than 9,000 Altadena, Calif., structures were destroyed by the Eaton Fire. The scale of this loss is difficult to grasp, even for those who live there. A local resident created a large map showing ...

The easy ironies abound when it comes to the new high-danger areas drawn onto the fire hazard maps of Southern California released by CalFire this week. Most of them revolve around a gallows-humor ...

A close-up detail of the map Noel McCarthy made displaying the extent of the Eaton fire. (Marcus Ubungen / For The Times) In the hours, weeks and months since the Eaton fire, pictures of Altadena's ...