Altadena’s 104-year holiday lighting tradition known as Christmas Tree Lane escaped damage from the Eaton fire despite a rain of embers and fierce winds.

Marissa Rutka, left, and husband Kevin Clark-Ryan, who said their house was destroyed in the Eaton Fire, walk along Santa Rosa Avenue, also known as Christmas Tree Lane, on Jan. 9, the day after ...

A single mom and her 11-year-old daughter are refugees from the Eaton Fire after their home of 10 years burned.

Several homes in the area have burned, but the neighborhood’s famous trees, decorated each year for the holidays, did not appear to be ablaze at mid-day.

A beloved California Historic Landmark in the heart of Altadena was not impervious to the Eaton Fire, which rampaged through the neighborhood and burned several homes. A one-mile stretch of Santa Rosa ...

The people who tend Altadena's venerable deodar cedars have suffered incomprehensible community losses this week, but Santa Rosa Avenue, a.k.a. Christmas Tree Lane, is a tiny bright spot among the ...

Friends and relatives remember the lives lost in the Eaton and Palisades fires, the most destructive fires in Los Angeles ...

This article was featured in the Special Edition of Eaton Fire, which was officially released in print on Wednesday, January ...