A KCAL News investigation revealed that more than 300 damaged or destroyed properties in the Pacific Palisades were cited for ...
More than 300 properties in the Pacific Palisades that were partially or completely burned in the January wildfires have ...
Westside Current on MSN
Palisades Fire After-Action Report Finds Delayed Alerts, Water Shortages, Policy Gaps Hampered Evacuations
PACIFIC PALISADES - When the Palisades Fire erupted on January 7, it started as a small brush blaze, just 10 acres by late ...
A report from the McChrystal Group lays out its findings into why some Altadena residents did not receive timely notices ...
NBC Los Angeles on MSN
Health officials release final findings of soil tests in fire-ravaged areas
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health shared its final findings of soil testing in the fire-affected communities.
LA Times on MSN
California's incarcerated firefighters, who earn about $1 per hour, may soon get a hefty raise
In howling winds and choking smoke during the January fires that devastated Altadena and Pacific Palisades, more than 1,100 incarcerated firefighters cleared brush and dug fire lines, some for wages ...
Technically a neighborhood of Los Angeles, Pacific Palisades stood apart, an extra ten minutes’ drive from civilization, on ...
“The outlook is not good,” Cal Fire/San Diego County Fire Chief Tony Mecham said Wednesday, citing a lack of rain in recent ...
The state's proposed 'zone zero' rules are commonsense fire safety, proponents say, but opponents fear they will decimate ...
If we don’t follow the norms that gave us prosperity, security, and freedom, then the system starts to break down.
One of the only scientists in the world using a nuclear X-ray process to study deadly nanoparticles in wildfire smoke, Spada ...
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