Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn celebrated over 500 students from the 605 All Star Band for their performance in the Rose Parade, presenting each with a personalized certificate.

San Gabriel Valley officials oppose the EPA's plan to use Lario Park as a temporary hazardous waste site post-Eaton Fire, citing a lack of consultation with affected communities.

San Gabriel Valley cities oppose EPA's plan to use Lario Park for hazardous debris processing from Eaton Fire, citing lack of notice and environmental risks.

Governor Gavin Newsom announces "LA Rises," a initiative with private-sector leaders to expedite LA's recovery after a disaster, backed by up to $100M from Mark Walter and the Dodgers Foundation.

Pasadena canceled the parade part of their Black History Festival due to the Eaton Fire, focusing on recovery efforts instead. The festival still includes performances and activities on February 15 at Robinson Park.

The City of Pasadena urges residents to be cautious of insurance scams following disasters, advising verification of adjusters' licenses and warning against hasty repairs or contracts with unverified contractors.

LA County's Pathway Home program transitioned over 60 homeless individuals from San Gabriel River encampments to interim housing, with Supervisor Janice Hahn emphasizing the urgency of the homelessness crisis.

LA Metro proposes free rides for wildfire victims through its Lifeline program, pending approval, with Board Chair Hahn emphasizing using their resources for recovery.

The California HCD is providing support to fire-affected communities in Los Angeles by offering deadline extensions for housing program applications and easing planning enforcement actions.

Disaster resource centers open in Los Angeles on January 14, offering aid to residents affected by recent events, with services including housing and counseling.

Los Angeles firefighters have made significant progress on wildfires, with the Kenneth Fire 90% contained and the Hurst Fire 76% contained. FEMA offers disaster relief, while the Palisades Fire remains a challenge at 11% containment.

The LAFD is grateful for donations during the 2025 wildfires but advises against dropping items at stations. They list specific drop-off points and request monetary donations be given to reputable organizations. Volunteer options are also available.

L.A. County has designated January 9 as a Day of Mourning for President Jimmy Carter, aligning with a national observance and involving a pause in non-essential county operations.