Eaton fire victims who were living at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium complex moved to a shelter in Duarte on Friday, American Red Cross officials said. Managers of the auditorium complex ...

Colonial Pipeline restarted its main gasoline pipeline Friday, restoring fuel flow from the U.S. Gulf Coast to East Coast markets after a leak earlier last week in Paulding County, Georgia. “Colonial ...

Pasadena Unified reopened 10 schools and programs Thursday. All of the district’s 24 campuses had been closed since the Eaton fire ripped through the area. Schools that are still closed for ...

The 43rd annual Black History Festival went on without its beloved parade, but about 600 people still gathered at Robinson Park in Pasadena Saturday, Feb. 15, in the aftermath of the Eaton Fire.

Woon, the family-run Chinese food restaurant in Pasadena, is finding its rhythm again after closing its doors just 10 days after its launch due to the Eaton fire. The eatery, operated by Keegan ...

Hundreds of Pasadena Unified School District teachers and staff came together Wednesday, Jan. 22, for a “welcome back” event on the eve of reopening after the Eaton fire forced a districtwide ...

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President Donald Trump appears to have opened the door for construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, the controversial oil conduit that even its former developer doesn’t want to build. A Biden ...

Pasadena city officials say a plan is in place to provide shelter for the over 200 Eaton Fire evacuees still at the Pasadena Convention Center, which was set to close this weekend before a delay ...

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Thanos Gauthier, an administrator with the City of Pasadena Public Works program, says Pasadena residents can place their green material where a car would go, near the curb, and unbagged.