President Trump’s freeze on federal spending has halted a $20 million project for new trees, including in Altadena.

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I am a non-observant Jew. My spiritual beliefs are very personal, and I don’t discuss them casually. My mother became a ...

"If they try to enforce their anti-climate prejudice, they’re going to end up inevitably hurting people’s health as well." ...

The EPA has signed a lease with another location in Altadena to serve as a staging area for household hazardous materials. Here’s what you need to know.