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The Pasadena Public Health Department (PPHD) urges parents and caregivers to stop using ByHeart Whole Nutrition infant formula immediately. ByHeart products have been recalled and Pasadena retailers have removed the products from commercial shelves in Pasadena, including formula cans and single-serve “anywhere pack” sticks. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the California Department of Public Health Infant Botulism Treatment and Prevention Program are investigating a multistate outbreak of infant botulism linked to ByHeart formula. As of November 19, 2025, 31 infant hospitalizations have been reported across 15 states, including California, with no deaths. No cases have been reported in Pasadena. View the full news release at Bit.ly/CityofPasadena…

On Thursday, January 9, a drone collided with a firefighting aircraft, grounding it and disrupting operations. Drones can disrupt critical aerial firefighting operations, such as water drops and reconnaissance flights. Keep drones out of wildfire zones. If you fly, we can't!

🚒❤️ A huge thank you for your support of our firefighters! Thanks to your generosity and our ability to care for them, their needs are being met, and they’re well-fed and cared for. To help us keep things running smoothly, please avoid delivering perishable foods to incident basecamps, as we cannot accept them. Want to aid in the fire relief efforts, visit laworks.com/2025fires to find volunteer opportunities and new ways to get involved. #ThankYou #FirefighterSupport #CommunityLove #LAFires

So much appreciation to @NDLON and the Pasadena Community Job Center as they care for our community in @PasadenaGov

California has expanded its response efforts, welcoming assistance from Texas, Canada, and Mexico to join neighboring states already providing critical support in battling the Southern California wildfires. These reinforcements are crucial not only for containment efforts but also to provide much-needed relief to the brave firefighters on the frontlines. #LAfires #MutualAid

Residents impacted by the #EatonFire can visit recovery.lacounty.gov/eaton-fire to view preliminary maps showing damage assessments. We will add damage assessments daily as they become available.

Not sure what to expect when you apply for disaster assistance? We got you covered! In the video below, we offer a step-by-step explanation of the application process & tips to help you start your recovery as quickly as possible. Application checklist: disasterassistance.gov/get-assistance…

I just signed an executive order to direct fast action to clear wildfire debris across Southern California and prepare for the heightened risk for mudslides in burned areas. The road ahead is going to be difficult, but we're doing all we can to help LA rebuild and move forward.

The City’s Public Works Department has begun collecting debris. The recent windstorm accumulated a year’s worth of green waste debris in just two days. We are working diligently to collect and remove the debris. Residents can assist in the clean-up effort by placing their green waste (branches, bushes, leaves, grass clippings, etc.) in their yard waste containers or on the street next to the curb. For more information on best practices, removal of non-green waste debris and more, see our full press release bit.ly/WindstormDebri…. Due to the massive amount of debris build up residents should expect a delay in the clean-up process. The estimated completion time to clean up the debris citywide is six to eight weeks. ______ El Departamento de Obras Públicas de la Ciudad ha comenzado a recolectar escombros. La reciente tormenta de viento acumuló un año de desechos verdes en solo dos días. Estamos trabajando diligentemente para recolectar y eliminar los escombros. Los residentes pueden ayudar en el esfuerzo de limpieza colocando sus desechos verdes (ramas, arbustos, hojas, recortes de césped, etc.) en sus contenedores de desechos de jardín o en la calle junto a la acera. Para obtener más información sobre las mejores prácticas, la eliminación de desechos que no son verdes y más, consulte nuestro comunicado de prensa completo bit.ly/WindstormDebri…. Debido a la enorme cantidad de escombros acumulados, los residentes deben esperar una demora en el proceso de limpieza. El tiempo estimado de finalización para limpiar los escombros en toda la ciudad es de seis a ocho semanas.

NEW: Just issued an Executive Order that will allow victims of the SoCal fires to not get caught up in bureaucratic red tape and quickly rebuild their homes. We are also extending key price gouging protections to help make rebuilding more affordable.

72 firefighters and emergency personnel have arrived from Mexico to help respond to the Los Angeles Fires. Emergencies have no borders, and we are deeply grateful to President @Claudiashein for your unwavering support during one of California’s greatest times of need.

If you’ve been impacted by the fires in LA County and need assistance with your insurance claims, join @ICRicardoLara’s upcoming insurance workshops for free resources, information, and guidance.   More details below:

Metro will offer free rides in L.A. through Sunday due to fires latimes.com/california/sto…

#PWPAlert Do-not-drink-water notice additional information and answers to common questions available at PWPweb.com/WaterNoticeFAQ @PasadenaGov

UPDATE: Current containment of wildfires across Los Angeles County: #PalisadesFire: 11% containment across 23,707 acres #EatonFire: 27% containment across 14,117 acres #HurstFire: 89% containment across 799 acres #KennethFire, #SunsetFire & #LidiaFire all at 100% containment

A portion of the mandatory evacuation for Hastings Ranch has been downgraded to an evacuation warning. Please note, that all intersections north of Alegria Ave. between Riviera Dr. and Michillinda Ave. are closed and remain under a mandatory evacuation order. All roads closed include: Riviera Dr. Daveric Dr. Leonard Ave. Coronet Ave. Hastings Ranch Dr. Medford Rd. Valley View Ave. Rexford Ave. Tropical Ave. Michillinda Ave. Denair St.

Residents in Pasadena and Altadena, if you were impacted by the Eaton Fire you can now apply for FEMA disaster assistance

If your home has been damaged after a disaster, you may be susceptible to scammers trying to take advantage of you during this vulnerable time. Be cautious before selecting a contractor or signing any document, and use available resources for advice. Follow these tips to protect yourself from being exploited: -Avoid rushing into repairs, no matter how badly they are needed. -Get multiple bids before selecting a contractor. -Be cautious about door-to-door offers of repair services or flyers that are left at your property. -Ask trusted friends, family, and associates for recommendations about contractors they have hired. -Get proof that the person you are dealing with has a contractor license for the type of work that needs to be done. -Get a written contract that details every aspect of the work plan. Contact the Contractors State License Board at 1 (800) 321-2752 to check a contractor's license or get further information on home and property pairs. More information is available at CSLB.CA.gov

To support families impacted by #EatonFire, @lacountyparks Care Camps will provide youth & teens with a supportive space for activities like music, arts & crafts, sports & more. Breakfast, snacks & lunch will be provided daily. Teens will also get supper. parks.lacounty.gov/care-camps/

Starting Mon., Jan. 13, we will resume service on Route 31. Route 10 will run every 60 minutes and Routes 32, 51, 52, 53 and 60 will remain suspended. Fare will be free through Sun, Jan. 19. For more information on schedules and detours, please visit PasadenaTransit.net.