Out of options, some Altadena residents return to smoky homes that lack utilities
A view from the fire-damaged Altadena apartment window of Rosa Ramirez, 55. Here’s what you need to know: Their homes survived the fire, but life is still difficult for these Altadena locals Rosa Ramirez is one of many Altadena residents who seemed fortunate, at first. Residents have claimed that when they asked the apartment’s managers, Regency Management Inc., to make repairs, they faced retaliation, including power shutoffs. Property management posted a note on some doors that said cleaning efforts would begin March 7, exactly two months after the Eaton fire ignited. The week’s biggest stories Los Angeles fire recovery Crime, courts and policing Trump policies, appointees and reactions More big stories Get unlimited access to the Los Angeles Times.
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