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ALTADENA, CA - JANUARY 31, 2025 - Keni Arts, 75, holds his latest water color painting of a building, background, destroyed in the Eaton fire at the corner of Mendocino St. and Lake Avenue in Altadena on January 31, 2025. Arts, who lost his home, his art studio and most of his paintings in the Eaton fire, is a longtime set painter who retired about 10 years ago. He has spent his time since painting streets and Altadena landmarks. Since the fires he has been returning to spots he painted in the past and capturing the rubble that now remains. Arts said that his family have helped him get through days after the fire. "Primarily family," he said have helped him. "I have a great family. They've been very supportive," he said. "Of course my artwork," he said continues to get him through these trying days. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times)

He’s painted Altadena for 40 years. Now he is painting the ruins of the Eaton fire

Keni ‘Arts’ Davis painted Altadena for nearly 40 years. Now he’s painting the ruins.

Seib, Al –– B581627680Z.1 CHATSWORTH, CA OCTOBER 18, 2011 –– Homes located in the rocky hills define the Southwestern boundary of the Chatsworth Reservoir Nature Preserve on Tuesday October 18, 2011, site of a proposed Wetland / Riparian Mitigation plan. Environmental groups led by the Southwestern Herpetological Society are fighting Los Angeles' proposal to transfer control of the Chatsworth Nature Preserve from the Department of Water and Power to the Department of Parks and Recreation. Environmental groups contend such a move would adversely impact an unusually diverse collection of reptiles and amphibians in the area that has been off limits to public access since 1918. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)

Arson suspect chased down by residents after allegedly sparking fire near Chatsworth Reservoir

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Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan reunite (again) for Outlaw Music Festival 10th anniversary

MALIBU, CA - JANUARY 25: Oceanfront homes destroyed by the Palisades fire on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, CA on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times)

Malibu balks at proposal to unload fire debris near City Hall as EPA struggles to find sites

Topanga Canyon, CA - January 27: Multiple agencies are accessing the damage to Topanga Canyon Blvd. through the canyon where mud and debris from fire ravaged hillsides covered the road in several locations Monday, Jan. 27, 2025 in Topanga Canyon, CA. (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times)

Rain will hit SoCal for much of this week. Why it’s probably not a fire killer

Former nanny’s lawsuit accuses Neil Gaiman of human trafficking, rape, calling her ‘slave’

Boy, 7, was lone survivor of crash that killed mom; he waited by her side for hours, CHP says

Former President Biden signs with Hollywood talent agency CAA

Milo Ventimiglia, wife Jarah welcome first child after losing homes in Palisades fire

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