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Golf Digest on MSNThe future of a beloved golf course that lost buildings in the L.A. fires is in limbo after being taken over as an EPA cleanup siteAltadena is a historically black community, and the course—home to a diverse group of golfers—opened in 1910. However, after 115 years, it faces an uncertain future.
The Calabasas Landfill in Agoura Hills is one of at least seven Southern California landfills approved to accept waste from ...
Claire Schwartz, an Altadena resident with training as an archivist, has taken up a crusade to reunite photos lost during the ...
More than 4 million tons of debris is about to be moved from fire footprints to landfills using public roads. Here’s what to ...
The event which is usually held at Riviera Country Club is in an odd spot, but its heart is in the right place.
U.S. Reps. Ted Lieu and Maxine Waters addressed local natural disasters, including wildfires and landslides, and other issues ...
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ABC 7 Los Angeles on MSNResidents, city leaders protest dumping fire debris in Calabasas LandfillA group of residents held a protest Saturday, hoping to stop hazardous waste from the Palisades Fire from being dumped into the Calabasas landfill.
It's been more difficult to trace the owners of some other photos. At Altadena Golf Course, Schwartz used a stick last week to pull photos through the fence. She had been tipped off that photos ...
As the effort continued to clear fire debris from residential properties in the Eaton and Palisades burn areas, the city of ...
Meanwhile, another demonstration was held at the Altadena Golf Course where protesters spoke out against the Environmental Protection Agency's hazmat debris processing site. "General Hospital ...
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