In a move long anticipated by motorists, Temescal Canyon Road reopened Wednesday north of Pacific Coast Highway for the first time since January’s Palisades fire. Los Angeles City Councilwoman Traci Park announced the reopening with

A Message from Mayor Karen Bass Dear Angeleno, Due to citywide operational needs and demands, the LAPD has recommended a shift in the security plan in the Pacific Palisades to deploy officers to other parts

A stretch of Pacific Coast Highway between Chautauqua Boulevard in Pacific Palisades and Carbon Beach Terrace in Malibu that has been restricted will reopen to all drivers on Friday, May 23, at 8 a.m., Governor

Beginning today, access restrictions will be eased for Pacific Palisades School buses and local workers in addition to those who have/had homes in the areas. Identification and/or proof of address will be required, and those providing

Source: CTN (Sue Pascoe) Residents of the Palisades Highlands, where the Palisades Fire started will be the first back in the Palisades. They will be allowed an escort to retrieve necessary items from their homes.

The following zones have been opened and or just opened for the following areas. These areas are open to residents only. Due to the extensive damage and utility personnel still working in the areas, we

Residents of Zones LOS-0767 E and 0767-K are now allowed to access their properties. All Zones in the City of Los Angeles are now open for resident-only access. Resident Access: Access passes are still required;

Palisades residents and contractors will be able to access homes via Chautauqua Boulevard with passes LOS ANGELES – The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) today announced that in anticipation of predicted rain, PCH will be