The Palisades wildfire hadn’t even been contained before an LA professor put her burned-out property up for sale — and netted more from the charred lot than she was asking for.

Eaton and Palisades fire damage was uneven in many neighborhoods, with homes surviving next to others that were destroyed.

A pair of women who grew up in Pacific Palisades are hoping to give wildfire victims an heirloom to hang once they rebuild their homes.

A man who lost his family-owned gas station in the Palisades Fire wants to build affordable housing in its place, but the idea is being met with some concerns.

The property, located at 17126 Avenida de la Herradura in Pacific Palisades, was previously home to a residence that was consumed by the flames. Now, with its future still uncertain, the lot has ...

A Pacific Palisades youth baseball league has found a temporary home and, with lots of help, is reviving a sense of togetherness that was lost in January. Credit... Supported by By Billy Witz ...

A wildfire-ravaged plot of land in Pacific Palisades recently ... The unloaded lot, once home to a four-bedroom house destroyed in January’s Palisades Fire, was originally listed for $999,000.

A Southern California woman who broke barriers as one of the first Black homeowners in the Pacific Palisades ... It's because the Palisades Fire destroyed her home of almost 60 years in a ...

PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. (KABC) -- First she lost her home in the Palisades fires. Now, while trying to rebuild her life, Nicole Hausman was thrown another problem. Her mail has been missing for ...

Twenty-five more Pacific Palisades residents who were affected by January’s deadly brush fire have joined a lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles and Los Angeles Department of Water and Power ...

The destruction of Eliana Bernstein’s Pacific Palisades home also threatened the loss of her Westwood apartment. Bernstein, a third-year political science student, said she moved into her ...