The American Red Cross is looking for new shelter accommodation after the Pasadena Convention Center demanded victims of Los Angeles wildfire removal to return to normal filming schedule this week.
According to the Los Angeles Times, the convention center is currently evacuating about 300 people who have lost their homes at Eton Fire. The Red Cross says it will continue to protect victims until more permanent housing is secured.
“The Red Cross is working to meet this demand, but there is a team of shelter transition workers that will help shelter residents identify barriers to moving on to the next step in recovery,” the Red Cross said in the Times. He told the paper.
The convention center hosts “American Got Talents.” There will be an upcoming event scheduled for February 12th at the Center, but the purpose of the event is unknown. The NAACP Image Awards will be held at the Centre on February 22nd later this month.
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People will be seen outside the wildfire shelter at the Pasadena Convention Centre on January 21, 2025. FEMA has received more than 91,000 applications from both Los Angeles City and the county, and has so far provided more than $32 million to Wildfire survivors. The registration deadline for FEMA and SBA ASISSTANCE is March 10, 2025. (Frederick J. Brown)
City officials said the goal of transferring the shelter was February 8th, according to the Times.
News of the removal comes shortly after California Gov. Gavin Newsom traveled to Washington, D.C., to secure more disaster funds. Newsmu met with President Donald Trump at the White House after meeting with members of the House and Senate at two separate meetings on Wednesday.
President Donald Trump will listen as California Governor Melania Trump and California Governor Gavin Newsom after arriving in Air Force 1 at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday, January 24th, 2025. (Mark Seafelbine/AP)
Newsom called his time with Trump “very productive,” saying Trump himself “working together to recover from the fire.”
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“As we approach a month after the devastating wildfires in Southern California, we will continue to cut red tapes to organize our recovery and efforts, and make sure our reconstruction efforts are fast.” As always, they work across the aisles to ensure the resources and support survivors need.”
President Donald Trump said he is working “with” Gov. Gavin Gavin Newsom to help Californians recover from last month's wildfires. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
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“thank you president Playing card To come to our community, see this first hand, meet me today and continue our joint efforts to support those affected,” he added.
