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Artists bring sparks of life to Altadena’s burn area
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Displaced Palisades residents find respite on the water
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Altadena’s faith community searches for resurrection
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The Broad museum expansion hopes to revitalize art scene
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Anaheim destroys historic German heritage sign amid renovations
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Where is fire debris going? Here’s a map of potential sites
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Altadena mosque was destroyed but Ramadan traditions go on
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