Altadena’s 104-year holiday lighting tradition known as Christmas Tree Lane escaped damage from the Eaton fire despite a rain ...

For nearly an hour, he climbed the ladder and swung his two buckets through the hole first. Then he squeezed through and doused the flames bearing down on Malone's garage, a children's playhouse and ...

If Santa were skinny and endlessly energetic, he'd be a dead ringer for Scott Wardlaw, president and chief cheerleader of Altadena's 104-year holiday tradition known as Christmas Tree Lane.

FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – After months of preparation, Christmas Tree Lane is opening for its 104th year on Tuesday. The wait is over, as nearly 150 homes and 300 trees once again light up ...

Several homes in the area have burned, but the neighborhood’s famous trees, decorated each year for the holidays, did not appear to be ablaze at mid-day.

Christmas Tree Lane, the tradition on Fulton Street dating back to 1940, is spreading throughout the city, with little lanes and whole blocks now lined with holiday cheer. Fulton Street’s claim ...

In Fresno, that neighborhood is known as Christmas Tree Lane during the holidays. Groups of families or friends get in their cars and drive down the street, blasting the Christmas radio station. Or ...

The number of visitors to Christmas Tree Lane never has been officially recorded, according to Harrington, who has lived on the street for 44 years. However, he estimated that the event attracts ...

As an adult, the Los Angeles native has brought this fond memory, and his passion, on a grand scale to the backyard of his home on the famed Christmas Tree Lane in Altadena. For more than a decade ...

Confirmed local losses include Altadena pizzeria Side Pie, which burnt down to the building frame in a photo posted to Instagram. Long-standing diner Fox’s, fast-food spot Everest and ...

Salit and Malone fight fire by hand, saving homes Firefighters' efforts reignite shed, neighbors form bucket brigade Street known as Christmas Tree Lane was a historic landmark with giant cedars ...