Pasadena red tags 42 buildings due to wind damage

By Kevin Roderick | December 1, 2011 1:54 PM

Pasadena really took the brunt of last night's wind storm. Trees remain down, with streets blocked and traffic lights out in some areas. Schools will stay closed tomorrow too, according to media reports. The 42 buildings around Pasadena with red tags cannot be safely entered, according to the city. Power outages continue and are affecting the water supply in some cities. Los Angeles, meanwhile, has closed Griffith Park.

Some links:
KPCC News
Star-News
Hometown Pasadena
South Pasadena Patch
Altadena Patch
L.A. Now


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