Disney has pledged $5 million and some of its innovative Imagineers to rebuild an Altadena park that was left badly damaged ...

The reimagined park will stand as “more than just a playground,” Disney officials said. The park will be a “symbol of ...

The Walt Disney Co. announced it will invest $5 million for the reopening of Altadena’s Charles White Park, which was heavily damaged in the Eaton Fire, with the company’s “Imagineers” designing a ...

As part of an ongoing $15 million commitment to help Los Angeles recover from the wildfires earlier this year, Disney is helping rebuild a beloved Altadena park.

Almost a year after wildfires destroyed LA lives, homes, & businesses, Disney is help Altadena rebuild an iconic park ...

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Rebuilt playground equipment is unveiled at the reopening of Loma Alta Park in Altadena on Saturday. (Liam Dillon / Los Angeles Times) Before January’s Eaton fire, Eric and Ali Glasser and their three ...

Loma Alta Park in Altadena reopened Saturday with new features and revamped grounds after the popular local gathering place was damaged in the Eaton Fire, the Los Angeles County Parks and Recreation ...

While it will be some time before the Altadena community heals entirely from the dark, destructive clouds wrought by the Eaton fire, a welcome taste of coming spring is in the works, thanks to L.A.’s ...

The brightly colored flier from Los Angeles County officials includes a chipper call for help in the Eaton fire zone. “Volunteer with us to celebrate Earth Day in Altadena!” it reads. The digital ...

Titled “Let’s Think Big Together,” the goal was to begin setting the table for Altadena’s rebuilding of public, civic and ...

Before January’s Eaton fire, Eric and Ali Glasser and their three young children made a habit of walking a few blocks from their Altadena home to Loma Alta Park. After months of watching construction ...