Before-after fire storm images: Pacific Palisades and Altadena neighborhoods where some homes remain
The Eaton and Palisades fires brought unprecedented death and destruction to Los Angeles. The damage from these fires, ...
Is the water in Pacific Palisades safe to drink? L.A.'s DWP has launched a website so you can find out
LADWP launched a dashboard so Pacific Palisades customers could track its progress on flushing fire-caused contaminants out ...
Pacific Palisades plots ravaged by LA fires hit the market — for up to $3.95M
A scorched plot of land in LA’s fire-ravaged Pacific Palisades neighborhood has sold for $1.18 million— nearly $200,000 over ...
She was one of the first Black homeowners in the Palisades. At 96, she is starting over
She is 96 and was one of the first Black female homeowners in Pacific Palisades. After the fire, she is starting over.
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Pacific Palisades property sold as ‘blank canvas' for $1.2 million after fire
A burned lot in Pacific Palisades sells for $1.2 million, while the reopening of Pacific Coast Highway signals the return of ...
One of the first Black homeowners in Pacific Palisades loses home in wildfire
One of the first Black homeowners in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood lost her home of 60 years during the recent wildfire.
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Woman in "Palisades Strong" T-Shirt Arrested for Allegedly Looting Fire-Ravaged Home in Pacific Palisades
A woman, Karen Mastey, was arrested for allegedly looting a wildfire-damaged home in Pacific Palisades, wearing a fire ...
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Getty Villa employees recount how they saved the museum and its antiquities from the Palisades Fire
In an exclusive interview, Getty Villa employees who helped save the museum from the Palisades Fire recounted their heroic efforts.
One of Palisades first Black homeowners honored by LA County supervisors
Saying she shows incredible resilience, Supervisor Horvath honors Louvenia Jenkins, 97, who lost her home in Palisades fire.
Several weeks later, 2,000 Pacific Palisades residents finally have safe drinking water again
Nearly two months after a deadly wildfire broke out, 2,000 residents in the Pacific Palisades finally have access to safe drinking water again, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced Tuesday.