Neighbors helping neighbors: Monrovia Street Fair & Market welcomes Altadena merchants [Video]

MONROVIA (KABC) — While we’ve seen complete destruction of towns the past two weeks, we’ve also learned it really is the people that gives a neighborhood it’s soul. Communities across L-A are uniting for those who’ve lost everything.

In the wake of the devastation left behind from the Eaton and Palisades fires, we have seen community members come together to support one another during these tough times.

“It’s been the craziest almost two weeks at this point I’ve just been thinking about, there’s no place I’d rather be than Altadena. And it’s really heartbreaking to be there because the memories of how it was and how it is eerie just dark, but Altadena will rebuild, we have so much soul,” said Lauren Saravia CEO, The Tropic Truck.

Saravia says her family’s home burned to the ground during the Eaton fire. Despite the tragedy, she has made countless meals for first responders and the …