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Category Archives: Palisades Fire
Palisades Bowl Mobile Home Park’s Future Is Uncertain
The Palisades Bowl Mobile Home Park, which had about 350 residents in 170 homes prior to the Palisades Fire, still has not been cleared of debris. Worse, Bowl residents who had looked to the state, county or city for … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Palisades Fire
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Letter: Fee Waiver Restrictions Don’t Make Sense
(Editor’s note: Although L.A. Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive decision in April for building permit fee waivers, the City Council must approve it. The Budget and Finance Committee in a meeting on October tk, is sending an recommendation to … Continue reading
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Fewer Palisadians Get Household Relief Grants than Altadena Residents
In the Palisades, 1,169 applications for Household Relief Grants were funded for $10.64 M. In Altadena 2,249 applications were funded for $21.10M. A total of $31.79M in grant relief was given in amounts of $6,000, $12,000 or $18,000. Palisades residents … Continue reading
Posted in County Supervisors, Palisades Fire
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Saved by a Story Will Hold a Salon November 1
Palisades resident Kathy Katims has hosted free writing workshops since 2020. She invited residents to come write to prompts, share or not share, while building community and letting unique voices be heard. Although her home also burned in the Palisades … Continue reading
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St. Matthew’s Unveils Plans to Return Palisades Campus in Fall 2026
St. Matthew’s School officials described the steps taken to ensure the pre-school through eighth grade will return to its campus at 1031 Bienveneda Avenue in Pacific Palisades in the Fall 2026. Head of School Alley Michaelson and the School’s Campus … Continue reading
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Committee Debates Fee Waivers for Palisades Fire Rebuilds
The building and safety permit fees that are normally assigned to any new residence in Los Angeles, can vary from tens of thousands of dollars to close to a hundred thousand dollars. In April, Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive … Continue reading
Posted in City, Palisades Fire
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Pali Strong: Our Mission, Funding and Community Commitment
By LARRY VEIN – Pali Strong Founder Over the past ten months, PALI STRONG has worked tirelessly to serve the Pacific Palisades community through one of the most difficult times in our history. Our mission has always been simple: to … Continue reading
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LETTER-LAFD After-Action Report Incomplete
Having skimmed through the LAFD 70 page after action report it is clear we need an independent report with exact times and participants. We know LAFD’s response was neither rapid nor ongoing with the bulk of the ground crews pulled … Continue reading
Posted in News, Palisades Fire
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Palisades Fire After Action Report Describes Chaos
The 70-page After-Action Fire Report by the Los Angeles City Fire Department was released yesterday, October 8, after a suspect had been named in the Lachman Fire. The cause of the Palisades Fire six days later was blamed on … Continue reading
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Several Properties Deemed Public Nuisance Including Palisades Bowl
At the Board of Building and Safety Commissioners meeting at 201 North Figueroa on October 8, several properties were deemed a public nuisance, including the Palisades Bowl. After the January 7 Palisades Fire, residents and business owners were asked … Continue reading
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