Altadena residents whose homes are still standing after the Eaton Fire are protesting the use of the nearby Altadena Golf Course as a debris recycling site, a site which will will see ramped-up ...

ALTADENA, Calif. — Bill Fennessy grew up a few blocks away from the Altadena Golf Course. At 14, he had his first job there, where he picked up range balls and charged golf carts. He bought his ...

Altadena residents are protesting the use of the Altadena Golf Course as a debris recycling site as cleanup continues in the Eaton Fire burn zone. Despite reassurance from the U.S. Army Corps of ...

None of these materials are going to the Altadena Golf Course, the Army Corps stressed. Also, regular ash and debris from burned out structures — such as concrete blocks, bricks from houses ...

Most homes surrounding the Altadena Golf Course are still standing. But residents wonder if it’s safe to return as a concrete recycling operation takes over the space. After the Eaton fire tore ...

Altadena residents whose homes remain standing after the Eaton Fire fear the implications of living near the golf course, which the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will use as a material recycling ...

Altadena residents whose homes are still standing after the Eaton Fire are protesting the use of the nearby Altadena Golf Course as a debris recycling site, a site which will will see ramped-up ...