The Pasadena Convention Center is one of the many buildings converted into evacuation shelters following the wildfires in Los Angeles County, including the nearby Eaton Fire.. The wildfire ...

The evacuation center at the Pasadena Convention Center, established to house Eaton Fire evacuees, is scheduled to close at the end of the week. Nearly 300 people at the shelter still have not ...

The shelter at the convention center was set up shortly after the fire ignited Jan. 7. The site was always intended as a temporary shelter, according to city of Pasadena spokesperson Lisa Derderian.

Pop culture fans traversed to Pasadena Convention Center yesterday for the 2025 installment of Pasadena Comic Con.. The one-day event was originally set to take place in January, but the fires in ...

“The Convention Center has contractual commitments to entities that are scheduled to move in and host events and operate there.” As of Tuesday, Feb. 4, 272 people were sheltered at the site.

The Pasadena Convention Center normally hosts home shows, comic cons, and trade shows, but it was transformed into an evacuation site with hundreds of cots – one of at least 13 shelters opened ...

The Pasadena Convention Center will no longer serve as a shelter for victims of the Eaton Fire as the American Red Cross plans to relocate closer to Altadena. The Pasadena location’s last day of ...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited the Pasadena Convention Center on Friday to help victims of the Eaton Fire. The couple comforted volunteers and handed out food to the roughly 1,200 evacuees.

Altadena resident Joshua Brown, one of many evacuees who lost homes in the Eaton fire, checks his phone at the Pasadena Convention Center on the morning of Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025.

Red Cross says no closing date has been set, but a new location is being sought near Altadena. The shelter housed as many as 1,140 people at its peak period during the Eaton fire.