Residents and public officials celebrated the reopening of Loma Alta Park in Altadena with expanded services and programs for those displaced by January's Eaton Fire.

Saturday, May 17, the first Altadena park is reopening since the Eaton fire devastated the town in January. Loma Alta Park, at 3330 N. Lincoln Ave., suffered damage to its playground equipment ...

LOS ANGELES - It's been nearly five months since the Eaton Fire erupted in Altadena, burning 14,021 acres and killing 18. The ...

An Altadena green space that was damaged by the Eaton Fire has been officially rejuvenated and is now being deemed a “super park” by officials. May 17, 2025. (KTLA) An Altadena green space ...

Nearly six months after the Eaton Fire, Christmas Tree Lane resident Rob Caves is reopening his massive backyard train layout ...

ALTADENA, Calif. — In the aftermath of the ... cleanup operations are progressing at Charles White Park, Farnsworth Park and the Eaton Canyon Nature Center. These sites were among many impacted ...

The newly enhanced Loma Alta Park received help from the Dodgers, Clippers and FireAid—plus thousands of volunteers ...

Paradise Mayor Steve Crowder shared reflections and advice for an Altadena community group, as his own community rebuilds ...

ALTADENA, Calif. (KABC) -- The Altadena community felt a bit of joy Saturday as the beloved Loma Alta Park officially reopened to the public. The park located off Lincoln Avenue was damaged in the ...

The County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation presents the Loma Alta Park Spring Concert Series this June, ...