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Wildlife is returning to the Altadena foothills after the Eaton Fire. Yes, that's a mountain lion
Wildlife is returning to the areas burned by the Eaton Fire — and scientists are working to study their return to better ...
Edison says dormant powerline is a leading theory for cause of Eaton fire
The possibility that an idle, unconnected transmission line somehow reengerized on Jan. 7 is now "a leading hypothesis" for ...
Eaton Canyon park will rise again after the fire, but it will take 2 years
The loss of Eaton Canyon park means this unique place, with easy hiking and access to the Angeles National Forest, will be gone for years. But there’s hope in nature’s own healing and ...
Los Angeles Business Journal2h
Local Firms Work to Clean Burn Zones
As a teenager at Brentwood High School, Los Angeles native Randy Balik spent a lot of time in the Pacific Palisades. When a ...
Wildfire killed 15 animals at Eaton Canyon Nature Center, but 2 tortoises survived. Here’s how.
A casualty of the Eaton fire was the destruction of the Eaton Canyon Nature Center in Pasadena, which lost 15 animals who ...
Los Angeles Business Journal2h
Edison Going Underground
After years and billions of dollars spent on insulating above-ground wires to reduce fire ignition risk, Southern California ...
Changes to Utility Policies Quietly Made after Deadly CA Wildfires
Just weeks after the deadly Eaton fire ignited near three Southern California Edison transmission towers, the utility quietly ...
Edison to bury more than 150 miles of power lines in wake of devastating L.A. County firestorms
Southern California Edison has announced that it will bury more than 150 miles of power lines in in Altadena and Malibu ...
As investigators close in on cause of Eaton fire, activity swirls around Edison lines
Southern California Edison has been inspecting electrical equipment in Altadena as part of the ongoing investigation into ...
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Eaton Canyon park will rise again after the fire, but it will take 2 years
She came back to the now closed Eaton Canyon Natural Area Park in Altadena last weekend for the first time, months after the devastating fire. Diane, who declined to give her last name ...