A firefighter tasked with fighting the fire that preceded the deadly Palisades Fire in Los Angeles last year claimed in a ...

A Los Angeles firefighter has testified that the ground was still smoldering from a brush fire days before a massive wildfire exploded last year in Pacific Palisades.

Thousands of Pacific Palisades residents who lost their homes are part of a lawsuit targeting the city and state, as sworn ...

Mahan has positioned himself as a critic of Gov. Gavin Newsom. On Thursday, he heard concerns emerging from the area as it ...

Students at Marquez Charter Elementary School in Pacific Palisades got an unforgettable surprise Friday morning, thanks to ...

In his deposition, LAFD Firefighter Scott Pike described at least five areas still actively smoking as crews were rolling up hoses to leave the Lachman Fire.

Fire victims in Pacific Palisades say they are frustrated and confused after receiving brush clearance bills from the City of Los Angeles for properties where their homes once stood.

West Altadena, a historically Black, working-class community, has often been overlooked in the aftermath of the L.A. fires.

Fire survivors in Pacific Palisades were cited again for brush clearance violations. Mayor Karen Bass calls the LAFD-issued bills unacceptable.

Following 2025's wildfires, rebuilding efforts in Pacific Palisades have the potential to be a model for the world, given that wildfire threats are growing globally.

Residents of Pacific Palisades are furious and insulted after owners whose homes burned down in the deadly fires last year received brush clearance fines from the city. “This is insulting and cruel.

In the 1950s the property was converted into a mobile home community and as Westside property values started to soar starting ...