Altadena couple paints mural on home miraculously spared from Eaton Fire
In a landscape marked by the devastation of flames is an unexpected burst of color along the wall of an Altadena home miraculously spared by the Eaton Fire.
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Jasmine Viel is an award-winning news reporter and anchor at CBS Los Angeles, covering breaking news across the Southland. From the front lines of the January 7th wildfires to the ICE immigration raids and major developing stories, Jasmine is often in the field or on the desk bringing viewers timely, accurate reporting when it matters most.
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In a landscape marked by the devastation of flames is an unexpected burst of color along the wall of an Altadena home miraculously spared by the Eaton Fire.
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