The Pasadena Police Department recognized the officers whose heroic rescue efforts saved lives during the deadly Eaton Fire.

Rev. Al Sharpton came to Altadena with lawyer Ben Crump on Feb. 6, honoring wildfire victims and exhorting residents to have ...

The Pasadena Police Department will recognize the heroic life-saving rescue efforts of its officers during the deadly Eaton ...

The one-month transition goal for the Red Cross shelter at the Pasadena Convention Center is meant to mark a move to a ...

The Pasadena Convention Center will no longer serve as a shelter for victims of the Eaton Fire as the American Red Cross ...

The Pasadena Convention Center, which held nearly 1,500 evacuees at its peak, is set to close by Saturday. Evacuees are ...

So many animals have been displaced by the Eaton Fire, but the Pasadena Humane Society is taking good care of them and ...

Due to the rain expected this week, protective measures including K-rails and sandbags have been placed near hillsides and ...

The city of Pasadena has announced it will resume parking enforcement nearly a month after the deadly Eaton fire began in ...

Before dawn Saturday, hundreds of Eaton Fire survivors were lined up outside a wildfire relief center in Pasadena on its last ...

Pasadena Police Chief Gene Harris believes that hundreds of people would have been killed if officers didn’t scramble to save them.

The Fong family hoped to build a restaurant ingrained in Altadena and Pasadena. Now, much of that community is gone.