We Out Here Altadena: What are helpful ways people can show up for their community?
How do you show up for your community in times of need?
We Out Here Altadena: What does showing up for your community mean to you?
We caught up with our friends at We Out Here Altadena to hear why they continue showing up week after week to support their neighbors during this time of rebuilding and recovery
Small Business Grants Available for LA County Locals
LA County’s Small Business Mobility Fund, led by the Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity , is providing $5,000 to $10,000 in grants to help entrepreneurs start, relocate, rebuild, or grow brick-and-mortar businesses.
Hidden Heroes: Jasmine Shupper
Hear from Jasmine Shupper, founder of Greenline Housing Foundation, on why this work matters and what it means to protect Altadena’s future.
Power Up Altadena! Brings Hope, Music, and Community
Power Up Altadena! was a powerful reminder of what’s possible when we come together to create and connect with community.
Palisades’ Community Rising Picnic: A day of healing, remembrance, and community.
The Community Rising Picnic, hosted by the Office of Supervisor Lindsey Horvath, offered a meaningful space for neighbors to pause, connect, and begin healing together ✨
Experience Fable: Altadena Family Farm and Petting Zoo Needs New Home
After losing their home, farm, and business in the Eaton Fire, the heart of Fable remains strong. The animals are safe, cared for, and loved, and the family behind this mobile petting zoo is reimagining what comes next.
We Show Up For LA: Week of Action 2026
LA Rises’ 2026 Week of Action has come to a close, but the heart of this work keeps going. We have to continue showing up for Altadena, Pasadena, Malibu, and the Palisades.
Films Transforming Tragedy into Art: The Inaugural Ashes to FilmsFestival
As Los Angeles continues to recover from devastating wildfires, Ashes to Films uplifts filmmakers and the communities behind their work.
Altadena Forever Run
One year after the Eaton Fire, we ran with through the heart of Altadena alongside survivors, families, first responders, and neighbors.
McGinty’s Gallery: An Altadena Art Staple Rooted in Art. Rooted in Community.
McGinty’s Gallery, a longtime creative staple, has reopened its doors in Altadena. This beloved creative space offers original artwork, handmade pieces, and unique finds you won’t see anywhere else.
Greenline Housing: How Land-banking Helps Keep Land Locally Owned
Greenline Housing Foundation launched an early land-banking effort to ensure land remains a resource for residents and future generations. With support from local philanthropy, they have already secured land in Altadena, laying the groundwork for long-term, community-driven rebuilding.
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From local heroes to neighborhood wins, these stories highlight the people and projects helping Los Angeles recover and move forward—proof that even after tough times, good things are growing.
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