Scott Wardlaw, president of the Altadena Christmas Tree Lane Assn., tries to manuever a heavy 15-foot string of multicolored lights onto one of the 135 droopy deodar cedars along Santa Rosa Avenue in ...

People attend the annual Christmas Tree Lane lighting ceremony. The 135 deodar cedar trees, which survived the fire, have been lit nearly every year since 1920 in the "oldest large-scale outdoor ...

It’s official. After local leaders and volunteer organizers said last month that the iconic holiday tradition would indeed return this December, the Christmas Tree Lane Association gave residents the ...

JANUARY 5TH. THE HOLIDAY SEASON LOOKS A LOT DIFFERENT IN ALTADENA THIS YEAR. IT’S BEEN NEARLY A YEAR SINCE THE EATON FIRE TORE THROUGH THAT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY. MANY LOTS REMAIN EMPTY ...

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Thousands of holiday lights shined anew in two beloved locations in Altadena and Pasadena on Saturday night, Dec. 6, re-establishing traditions that nearly a ...

Q: Is Christmas Tree Lane coming back to Altadena? A: Yes! Almost a year after the Eaton fire turned charming and quirky Altadena into a fiery hellscape, the town — once dubbed the “Christmas tree ...

It's not too early for Christmas lights in an Altadena neighborhood that suffered so much tragedy and loss this year. Christmas Tree Lane stretched for a mile on Santa Rosa Avenue each year, bringing ...

Nearly a year after the Eaton Fire devastated Altadena, the city's Christmas Tree Lane will light up once again this holiday season with a different meaning. Volunteers are stringing up thousands of ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The Jan. 7 Eaton fire ravaged Altadena, destroying more than 6,000 homes and a total of some 9,400 structures, but ...