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Pasadena mayor touts city’s resilience in wake of Eaton fire in State of City address

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Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo Wednesday, Feb. 19, said the original theme for the annual State of the City address was “building our community’s future,” however in the wake of the devastating Eaton fire, Gordo changed it to “Pasadena: A Resilient Community.” Gordo continued to return to the resilience theme during about 40 minutes of remarks given in front of hundreds of people at the Pasadena Elks Lodge. Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo walks to the …

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Pasadena mayor touts city’s resilience in wake of Eaton fire in State of City address

Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo Wednesday, Feb. 19, said the original theme for the annual State of the City address was “building our community’s future,” however in the wake of the devastating Eaton fire, Gordo changed it to “Pasadena: A Resilient Community.” Gordo continued to return to the resilience theme during about 40 minutes of remarks given in front of hundreds of people at the Pasadena Elks Lodge. Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo walks to the …

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Massive bear makes home in crawlspace of Pasadena home damaged by Eaton Fire

The homeowner says the bear has been part of the neighborhood for years, and hasn't caused any issues. But now, they need to get into the crawlspace to repair the home.

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500-pound bear becomes unwanted tenant at Pasadena home

A Pasadena man is pleading with wildlife officials for help after a massive black bear took up residence in the crawl space beneath his home after it fled the Eaton Fire last month. Nicknamed "Yogi" by homeowner Sean Lorenzini, the bear has remained under the house, venturing out only at night in search of food. "That bear has to be 7 feet tall, 5-600 pounds without a doubt," Lorenzini said. A large black bear has taken residence in a Pasadena h…

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Pasadena Mariscos Restaurant Fights Eviction to Stay Open After Wildfires ~ L.A. TACO

Despite working seven days a week as the restaurant’s only employee to pay off back rent going all the way to the pandemic, Mario Velásquez is fighting a court eviction issued just days after the start of nearby wildfires: "How could I just hand over 20 years of my life, a life of hard work and sacrifice?” The post Pasadena Mariscos Restaurant Fights Eviction to Stay Open After Wildfires appeared first on L.A. TACO.

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500 Pound Bear Found Under Pasadena Home After Wildfires

iStockphoto / steverts For the second time in under a month, a 500+ pound bear has been discovered taking up residence underneath a Los Angeles home and this time it’s in Pasadena. Late last month, a 500+ bear in Altadena just a few miles away was found squatting underneath a home following the Eaton wildfire and a few weeks later this massive bear appears to be there under similar circumstances. This bear, nicknamed Yogi, has been seen around t…

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Injured Bobcat Treated for Burns in Sandra J. Goodspeed Wildlife Center - Pasadena Humane

Due to the Eaton Fire, we’ve seen an increase in wildlife, specifically bobcats, coming through our Sandra J. Goodspeed Wildlife Center. Some have sadly been struck by cars as their habitat burned and they were pushed into populated areas. Others have suffered from injuries directly related to exposure to the fire, such as smoke inhalation and burned paws. A concerned Sierra Madre resident contacted us about a bobcat they spotted in their area t…

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KTLA 5 broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
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