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Closure of Eaton Fire evacuation shelter in Pasadena delayed. What happens next?
The Pasadena Convention Center, which held nearly 1,500 evacuees at its peak, is set to close by Saturday. Evacuees are ...
Fire victims must move to new shelter as TV filming takes over Pasadena Convention Center
The one-month transition goal for the Red Cross shelter at the Pasadena Convention Center is meant to mark a move to a ...
Pasadena American Red Cross shelter to remain open at least another week as new location sought
The city of Pasadena announced on Thursday that the the American Red Cross evacuation shelter at the Convention Center, ...
Eaton Fire victims to be relocated from Pasadena Convention Center
The Pasadena Convention Center will no longer serve as a shelter for victims of the Eaton Fire as the American Red Cross ...
The Eaton fire took his home. He’s doubled down on helping others
The Eaton Fire hasn’t changed René Amy in one respect. The 64-year-old contractor and community advocate is still lending a ...
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Pasadena’s Red Cross wildfire shelter is shutting down soon. Where will evacuees go next?
There are still 270 evacuees staying at the Pasadena Civic Center, which has a full slate of events scheduled this month.
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New site sought for 272 living at Pasadena Convention Center Red Cross fire shelter
The American Red Cross shelter set up by the City of Pasadena at the Convention ... The shelter housed as many as 1,140 ...
Los Angeles fire victims to be booted from Red Cross shelter to make space for film crews, events
Victims of the Los Angeles fires will have to move out of the Pasadena Convention Center in the coming days so it can return to filming events.
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KY American Red Cross volunteer returns from California wildfires
This weekend two massive California wildfires have finally been contained, and LEX 18's Kayleigh Randle has been keeping up ...
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Eaton Fire victims to be relocated from Pasadena Convention Center
The Pasadena Convention Center will no longer serve as a shelter for victims of the Eaton Fire as the American Red Cross plans to relocate closer to Altadena. Annie Rose Ramos reports for the KTLA ...