LADWP's 'Do Not Drink' notice to be lifted Friday in Pacific Palisades, Mayor Bass says
The Department of Water and Power's "Do Not Drink" notice in the Pacific Palisades will be lifted Friday as crews continue to make significant progress months ahead of expectations, Mayor Karen Bass announced.
After watching her beloved Pacific Palisades community burn the Oscar-winning actress, producer and lifelong "Angelena," as ...
A new poll of registered voters in Los Angeles County by the UC Berkeley Institute of Government Studies, and co-sponsored by ...
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Pacific Palisades residents ramp up legal battle against LADWP over water crisisPacific Palisades residents are suing LADWP and the City of Los Angeles over a failed January water supply during the ...
The devastating Jan. 7 fire gutted every inch of the 125-seat Pierson Playhouse, from the basement to the roof, leaving ...
An online store said its Palisades Village boutique was lost to fire. There's no record of the store's existence.
Ramin Yazid, who is rebuilding his home destroyed in 2022, knows the problems and pitfalls that victims in Altadena and ...
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Palisades Fire water restrictions to be lifted. What residents should knowRemaining drinking water restrictions due to the Palisades Fire on the Los Angeles County coast will be lifted for residents ...
Twenty-five more Pacific Palisades residents who were affected by January’s deadly brush fire have joined a lawsuit against ...
The National Fire Academy, the country's preeminent federal fire training academy, has canceled classes effective immediately ...
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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.
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