Palisades water supply cleared for drinking as Bass touts speed of fire recovery
Mayor Karen Bass credited DWP crews for working seven days a week to restore and flush out toxins from the water supply.
In Pacific Palisades, a youth theater production rises from the ashes of wildfire
The devastating Jan. 7 fire gutted every inch of the 125-seat Pierson Playhouse, from the basement to the roof, leaving ...
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Plan to turn burned down Pacific Palisades gas station into apartment building raises concerns
A man who lost his family-owned gas station in the Palisades Fire wants to build affordable housing in its place, but the idea is being met with some concerns.
Palisades could rebuild with more affordable housing. But many in the wealthy area oppose the idea
A developer has plans to build as many as 100 apartments on the lot of a burned Shell gas station in Pacific Palisades. The ...
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Palisades water restrictions to be lifted Friday
Officials say water is now safe to drink, but testing will continue. And residents will need to flush their plumbing.
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 ...
Water advisory to be lifted in wildfire-ravaged Pacific Palisades
Los Angeles officials say Palisades residents can drink the water starting Friday after a Do Not Drink advisory went into effect during the wildfires.
Angelenos square off over affordable housing in Palisades
YIMBYs and NIMBYs have drawn lines through the ashes of Pacific Palisades over whether to rebuild with affordable housing.
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For L.A. Fire Victims, Two Words Bring Hope and a Little Normalcy: ‘Play Ball’
A Pacific Palisades youth baseball league has found a temporary home and, with lots of help, is reviving a sense of togetherness that was lost in January. Credit... Supported by By Billy Witz ...
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LADWP is moving Pacific Palisades power lines underground. Will customers have to pay for it?
As rebuilding begins in the Pacific Palisades, the LA Department of Water and Power is moving forward its plan to place 4,000 power lines underground.