FEMA Debris Cleanup Program Expansion in Pacific Palisades

FEMA agreed to expand debris cleanup program in Pacific Palisades after California Gov. Gavin Newsom's request. Program run by USACE extended to multi-family dwellings and commercial buildings. Homeowners can opt in for free USACE cleanup or hire private contractors. L.A. Mayor warns of fines for those not clearing debris.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass' 'Green' Agenda for Rebuilding Pacific Palisades

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass issued an executive order to expedite rebuilding in the Pacific Palisades, offering faster permits for residents who agree to build all-electric homes instead of using natural gas. This move aims to better protect against wildfires and climate-fueled disasters.

State Farm Executive Blames Victims for Wildfires in Pacific Palisades

A State Farm executive blamed victims of Los Angeles wildfires for building homes in Pacific Palisades and faced criticism for dropping customers before the fire and handling insurance claims.

Local Baseball Little League in Pacific Palisades Helping Community Recover from Palisades Fire

The Pacific Palisades Baseball Association is helping the community recover from the Palisades Fire by launching its season on time, providing a sense of normalcy for families who have been displaced. The league is now playing for the community, not just for fun.

Response to New York Times Article on Pacific Palisades Residents

A local mother in Pacific Palisades fights back against the New York Times article that labeled residents as 'rogue rich' exploiting a disaster. The residents are actually a mix of middle-class families and senior citizens. The article has caused outrage and backlash from the community.

Pacific Palisades Traffic Controversy

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass reversed decision to open Pacific Palisades to general traffic due to pressure from residents. Checkpoints will remain in place to address concerns of the community and to keep the area secure.

Rebuilding the Pacific Palisades

Billionaire developer Rick Caruso is forming a non-profit organization to rebuild the Pacific Palisades without affordable housing and density requirements. He aims to maintain the area's residential zoning and improve fire safety. Caruso may clash with another developer, Steve Soboroff, who is open to including affordable housing in the rebuilding efforts.

Controversial Power Distribution Station in Pacific Palisades

LADWP plans to build a power distribution station in Pacific Palisades, facing opposition from neighbors and the school. The project was dropped in 2023 but is now being revived after the recent Palisades Fire. The new design includes burying utility wires underground and seeking public input. Estimated completion time is two years.

Actor James Woods Survives Deadly Pacific Palisades Fire

Actor James Woods recalls surviving a deadly wildfire in Pacific Palisades, emphasizing the importance of community and good neighbors during the crisis.

Pacific Palisades Wildfire Devastation in Los Angeles

A photo gallery showing the devastation caused by the Pacific Palisades wildfire in Los Angeles.

Wildfires in Los Angeles and FEMA Funding

President-elect Donald Trump sarcastically thanks President Joe Biden for leaving no water in fire hydrants amid devastating wildfires in Los Angeles and no money in FEMA. Rick Caruso criticizes the mismanagement of resources in the Pacific Palisades area, and FEMA is reported to have already run out of funds for the fiscal year.

Wildfires in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles

Main fires in Los Angeles area, including Eaton, Palisades, Hurst, Woodley, and Olivas fires, are zero percent contained. Eaton fire expanded to 10,600 acres. Two individuals died in Eaton blaze. 1,000 structures destroyed. CalFire urges residents to follow instructions from local authorities.

Wildfire in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles

A Santa Ana wind-fueled wildfire has destroyed around 1,000 structures in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles. Many homes were lost to the flames, and evacuations were ordered for the whole community. Several wildfires are currently uncontained, and there have been reports of serious injuries among those who did not evacuate.

Wildfire in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles

A raging wildfire in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles has caused historic destruction of homes, displaced thousands of people, and resulted in two deaths. Multiple wildfires are ongoing in the region, with significant injuries reported and widespread devastation.

Wildfire in Pacific Palisades during Santa Ana Windstorm

Destructive wildfire in Pacific Palisades during Santa Ana windstorm in Southern California.

Pacific Palisades Brush Fire

A brush fire in the Pacific Palisades quickly spread to nearly 3,000 acres, forcing tens of thousands to evacuate as flames threatened homes. Strong winds are expected to worsen the situation, with reports of burn victims and a firefighter injured. The fire prompted school closures and evacuation orders across Los Angeles and Malibu.

California Wildfires in West Hollywood and Pacific Palisades

A fire broke out in West Hollywood, California, just off Sunset Boulevard amid a windstorm that exacerbated a wildfire in the Pacific Palisades. Firefighters contained the blaze with no injuries or property damages reported. Another wildfire in the Pacific Palisades threatened homes and a local public school, leading to evacuations.

Actor Steve Guttenberg assisting during the Pacific Palisades wildfire in Los Angeles

Actor Steve Guttenberg was seen helping firefighters clear roads during a wildfire in Pacific Palisades, urging people to leave their keys in their cars so emergency vehicles can move them. He emphasized the importance of evacuating and helping those in need.

Pacific Palisades Wildfire

Homes are burning in Pacific Palisades due to a wildfire carried by strong winds, with one home completely engulfed in flames. The fire has grown to 770 acres, destroying multiple homes and forcing thousands to evacuate.

Wildfire Evacuation in Los Angeles

Actor James Woods and other residents are evacuating from the Los Angeles area due to a wildfire in the mountains above the Pacific Palisades. The fire has spread quickly, with homes and cars burning. Actor Steve Guttenberg urges people to leave their car keys in their vehicles to allow for easy movement by volunteers. Traffic congestion has been a challenge as residents and emergency vehicles navigate the area.

Wildfire in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles possibly caused by fireworks

Fireworks set off on New Year’s Eve may have caused the wildfire in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, after being accelerated by high winds. The cause has not been confirmed by authorities yet.

Wildfire in Pacific Palisades and Hollywood Hills

A massive fire has engulfed the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles, spanning 1,200 acres and forcing evacuations. Another fire in the Hollywood Hills was stopped. Southern California is under red flag warnings due to high winds and fire risk.

Wildfire in Pacific Palisades

A fast-burning wildfire broke out in the mountains above Pacific Palisades, threatening homes and a local public school. Residents were evacuated as the fire spread quickly, fueled by extreme high winds. No injuries or deaths were reported yet.

Pacific Palisades Brush Fire

A large brush fire broke out in Pacific Palisades, prompting mandatory evacuations and highway closures. The fire was 0% contained Tuesday night and has drawn around 1,500 firefighters.

Pacific Palisades Brush Fire

A 200-acre brush fire erupted in Pacific Palisades, prompting evacuation orders due to strong winds. Firefighters and resources were deployed to contain the fire. President Joe Biden canceled plans due to the weather. No injuries or structural damage reported.

Burglary at Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson's Los Angeles Mansion

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson's Los Angeles mansion was targeted by burglars, reminiscent of a recent break-in at Sarah Hyland's property. The thieves attempted to break into the guest house but did not reach the main house. The couple's $26 million Pacific Palisades residence, overlooking the ocean, was spared any major losses.