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Pasadena and South Pasadena are racing to clean up the Arroyo Seco, but the plan’s tree removal and use of treated water to irrigate a public golf course have ignited fierce backlash. Residents and the Kizh Nation, who view the area as sacred, are pushing back against the project’s environmental and cultural impacts. While officials review a revised environmental report after a lawsuit, opponents demand stronger protections for native trees and wildlife—and the future of this urban creek hangs in the balance.

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