Danielle Jennings

1 week ago | newsone.com | Bilal Morris |Danielle Jennings

Over five months have passed since the city of Altadena was devastated by the harrowing Eaton wildfires — but as the community continues the slow process of rebuilding, the question of who (or what) was responsible for failing to issue timely evacuation alerts remains. According to the L.A. Times, there are two possible explanations for what happened that night in west Altadena, where all but one of the 18 deaths occurred as a result of the Eaton blazes.

3 weeks ago | newsone.com | Bilal Morris |Danielle Jennings

The last few months have been a true testament to the resilience and strength of the residents of Altadena, whose community was forever changed after the Eaton wildfires ravaged through the area back in January. The rebuilding process is still in its early stages five months later, but a recent relief aid hopes to speed up the process and lessen the financial burden, specifically on Black residents who are finding it hard to secure the funds necessary to rebuild.

1 month ago | newsone.com | Bilal Morris |Danielle Jennings

The community of Altadena was one of the hardest-hit areas of the devastating wildfires that ravaged the area back in January — and now, months after the Eaton fire, the very first home is finally being rebuilt. However, there is a long road ahead before normalcy returns. Margot Stuebert was one of many Altadena residents who lost her home, a 100-year-old, three-bedroom cottage, the Eaton wildfire.

1 month ago | newsone.com | Bilal Morris |Danielle Jennings

As Altadena continues its rebuilding process, debris removal and cleanup have proved to be both a helpful and valuable way for local residents to start fresh and resume a sense of normalcy. However, for business owners in the area, the clean-up crews and assistance have passed them by.

1 month ago | newsone.com | Bilal Morris |Danielle Jennings

CLOSE The long road to rebuilding the community of Altadena continues, and a new round of financial good news could be the break that local businesses have been longing to hear since the devastating Eaton wildfire ravaged through the community.