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Residents of Pacific Palisades can now track water quality restoration efforts via a new dashboard.

Federal judges sue LADWP for negligence in wildfire preparedness after losing homes.

The Santa Ana winds have exacerbated fire conditions in Los Angeles, contributing to significant wildfires in the area.

Wildfires in Pacific Palisades killed two people, destroyed over 1,000 buildings, and displaced 30,000 residents amid hurricane-force winds.

Gary Lionelli is rebuilding his home in Pacific Palisades after wildfires destroyed it, anticipating a lengthy recovery process for the community.

The Palisades and Altadena communities are struggling with recovery 100 days after devastating wildfires, highlighting resilience and challenges in accessing destroyed properties.

LA Mayor Karen Bass faced criticism for being in Ghana during a catastrophic fire in Pacific Palisades, highlighting concerns about city management.

A luxury home in Pacific Palisades sold for $12.9 million despite nearby wildfires destroying much of the neighborhood.

Pacific Palisades residents can finally return home after the recent fire, marking a crucial step in the healing process.

Survivors of the Pacific Palisades fire face daunting recovery challenges, including struggles with inflated home restoration costs post-disaster.

Pacific Palisades is reopening after fire damage, causing mixed reactions among residents and officials.

Trump's visit aimed to support victims of the Pacific Palisades fire, addressing their needs and the destruction caused.

Pacific Palisades residents face challenges in debris removal and rebuilding after a devastating fire, with government support options available.

Karen Bass's role as mayor has shifted from managing city affairs to urgent disaster response leadership following the Pacific Palisades fire.

Mayor Bass is considering changes to Measure ULA to facilitate rebuilding after the Pacific Palisades fire.

Los Angeles is outsourcing the oversight of rebuilding over 5,500 homes destroyed in the Pacific Palisades fire.

Los Angeles has approved permits for homeowners in Pacific Palisades to rebuild following January's wildfires.

Los Angeles has granted permits to rebuild homes in Pacific Palisades after wildfires, highlighting recovery efforts amid criticisms of the slow permitting process.

The Pacific Palisades fire has grown significantly, burning over 40,000 acres amid critical water shortages for firefighting efforts.

Homeowners in California face skyrocketing insurance costs and may be forced to go uninsured, increasing their vulnerability to catastrophic wildfires.

Southern California wildfires have devastated large areas, destroying homes and infrastructure, while challenges include water shortages and potential insurance crises.

Barbara Corcoran believes all affected residents will return despite expert claims to the contrary.

The first land sale after the fires in Pacific Palisades signals a 30% to 50% decline in property values, reflecting challenges faced in post-disaster recovery.

Displaced Pacific Palisades residents are increasingly seeking new homes in nearby desirable areas after the recent fires.

The Pacific Palisades home survived a wildfire but was destroyed by a landslide caused by firefighting efforts weakening the soil.

Pacific Palisades home was severely damaged by landslide after surviving devastating fire.

In times of tragedy, small tokens of memory can provide hope and support amid overwhelming loss.

In sudden evacuations, people often leave pets behind, leading to devastating emotional distress.

The Pacific Palisades fire reveals stark disparities in impact on wealthier areas compared to those less fortunate.

Pacific Palisades suffered devastating losses from a recent fire, resulting in fatalities, destroyed homes, and ongoing evacuation measures.

The fire destroyed homes, killed residents, and left a once-celebrated neighborhood in ruins, illustrating the profound impact of natural disasters.

The fire in Pacific Palisades created unprecedented destruction, marking it as potentially one of the costliest wildfire disasters in American history.

The historical home where The Doors' "Light My Fire" was written has been destroyed by wildfire, symbolizing a profound loss for the community.