Pacific Palisades reservoir was offline and empty when firestorm exploded
A reservoir in the Palisades that holds 117 million gallons of water was offline this month for previously scheduled maintenance.
Pacific Palisades residents begin return to fire-stricken neighborhoods
Though the Palisades Fire continues to rage, currently estimated to have consumed over 20,400 acres, destroyed over 5,000 structures and caused at least two deaths, residents are beginning to return to their fire-stricken neighborhoods.
How Did Getty Villa Survive Pacific Palisades Fire While Neighbors Burned?
The museum, part of the J. Paul Getty Trust, is home to the organization's collection of Ancient Greek and Roman art. Other cultural centers in the area were also threatened by the fire, which had burned more than 2,900 acres as of Wednesday morning and was moving quickly.
Pacific Palisades residents return to wreckage: 'Everybody at this point is just numb'
Residents of Pacific Palisades were able to return home briefly on Thursday after the deadly wildfires devastated the tight-knit coastal community.
Pacific Palisades resident highlights ‘resilience’ in face of fires
As of Thursday, the Palisades fire had reached 15,000 acres, spreading to Malibu and Topanga and torching homes and restaurants along the Pacific Coast Highway. One resident told the Washington Examiner ’s video producer Natasha Sweatte that his community is coming together in this time of crisis.
Latest on Wildfires: Pacific Palisades Fire Is Most Destructive in L.A.'s History
Fierce wildfires fueled by powerful Santa Ana winds are sending residents fleeing from burning homes through flames, ferocious winds and towering clouds of smoke.
Wildfires latest: Pacific Palisades fire is most destructive in Los Angeles history
Fierce wildfires are raging in the Los Angeles area, fueled by powerful Santa Ana winds, sending residents fleeing from burning homes through flames, ferocious winds and towering clouds of smoke.
Pacific Palisades neighborhoods destroyed by fire
Stu Mundel gave us an aerial view of the devastation of the Palisades fire.
The apocalyptic destruction I witnessed in the Pacific Palisades fire: Reporter's notebook
It's cliché by now, but apocalyptic is what it feels like in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles. The place is ...
Victims of the Pacific Palisades fire face another harsh reality: No insurance to rebuild
Insurers have been cutting coverage for thousands of homeowners across the neighborhoods most affected by this week's ...
Aerial photos show the scope of destruction from the Pacific Palisades wildfire
Street after street, there is little but dark ash and ruin where a wealthy seaside enclave favored by celebrities once stood.
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr reveals that his childhood home was lost in the Pacific Palisades wildfire
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr revealed on Thursday that his childhood home was lost in the Pacific Palisades ...
Pacific Palisades’ Bay Theater survived the blaze, says Rick Caruso
The historic Bay Theater, which reopened in 2018 and has been operated by Netflix since 2021, survived the Palisades fire, ...
Pacific Palisades inferno forces thousands to flee California homes; Gov. Newsom declares state of emergency
A brush fire that broke out in Southern California Tuesday afternoon has forced officials to order the evacuation of about 30 ...
Pacific Palisades wildfire rages as tens of thousands forced to evacuate: Updates
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who declared a state of emergency, urged residents to evacuate after he witnessed buildings ...
California is in a home-insurance crisis. The Pacific Palisades fire will only make it worse
We need to make it incredibly expensive to build in these kinds of environments,’ one expert told The Independent. ‘If the ...
Disney’s KABC station loses over-the-air signal from Mt. Wilson amid Eaton Fire
Flames from the Eaton fire came perilously close to the Mt. Wilson and local stations, including KABC and radio KLOS-FM, reported losing transmissions.
Pacific Palisades evacuees describe harrowing escape from wildfire: 'No one could move'
Katia Meyer has lived in Pacific Palisades almost her entire life. Tuesday was one of the most surreal days she's had there.