Fire-affected residents can receive assistance from a number of county, state, and federal departments and agencies at any one of the three centers.
A new disaster recovery center has opened on Monday in Altadena to help families affected by the Eaton Fire. The center is located at 540 W. Woodbury Road in Altadena. It is open seven days a week ...
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A new, specialized center to assist survivors of the Eaton Fire has officially opened its doors this week in Altadena. By Co ...
A Disaster Recovery Center opened Monday in the Altadena area offering essential county, state and federal assistance fire victims may need in a one-stop-shop setting. The new center at 540 W.