PASADENA — Police arrested two men who allegedly burglarized a home a home Wednesday, and are investigating them for possible connections to other Pasadena burglaries, authorities said.
Tyquan Davis, 20, and Antyown Houston, 27, both Los Angeles County residence, were each booked on suspicion of residential burglary, Pasadena police Lt. Tracey Ibarra said.
A third suspect remained at large, she said.
The arrests were made after neighbors called police to report suspicious activity shortly before 1 p.m. in the area of Glenullen and Sequoia drives, the lieutenant said.
One person called to report a suspicious man sitting in a van in the area, while others reported seeing two men carrying a TV and other valuables out of a neighbor’s house, Ibarra said.
The man in the van fled before police arrived, she said, but the other two suspected burglars were found and arrested after a search of the neighborhood. The allegedly stolen property was recovered.
Officials are now working to to connect the suspects to other Pasadena burglaries.
According to sheriff’s booking records, Davis is being held without bail and Houston is being held in lieu of $20,000 bail. No information was available Wednesday regarding their initial court appearances.

IRWINDALE — At a 6 p.m.  briefing Wednesday, law enforcement and fire officials gathered at the Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area in Irwindale to discuss the progress thus far and future plans for battling the Morris Fire, which has scorched about 1,700 acres in the Angeles National Forest since Tuesday.

The fire jumped over the San Gabriel River late Tuesday and more than doubled in size over the course of Wednesday.

The main concerns were the eastern and southern edges of the fire. On the east, vast open areas of vegetation stood in the fire’s path. To the south, officials wanted to make sure the fire remained in the forest and didn’t reach foothill communities.

Officials hoped Wednesday to keep the blaze confined west of Glendora Ridge, east of Monrovia Peak, south of the Valley of the Moon and north of the forest boundary.

The fire ran up against a ridge on it’s northern side west of the river, and officials were confident they could keep it from spreading to the north.

At the Santa Fe Dam command post, a “full camp” was set up Wednesday, which included command and control trailers, sleeping trailers, a tented cafeteria, and areas to store supplies.

 PHOTO: Fire officials take a break from the fire line to catch a meal at a tented cafeteria at the Incident Command Post.

Using raw data provided by the Los Angeles County Department of Coroner, I created a Zee Map listing the locations of several homicides recorded in Los Angeles County between Aug. 3 and Aug 17. The markers point to the locations of the homicides. The data is provided by the coroner.