On February 19, 2025, a mere 20 days after 100% containment of the Palisades Fire, 17 parcels of land have been listed for sale per the MLS; one of those is under contract and one

Why Pacific Palisades Is Unique in Wildfire Recovery In response to our ASK US TO COVER A TOPIC section, an owner requested some guidance on what may be a “low-ball offer” on his parcel of

Insurance Claims Process Initiating your Claim Understanding Your Coverage Working with Adjusters Rebuilding Process Initial Planning Professional Help Project Management Financial Management: Timeline Expectations: Approach this journey with confidence. You are actively shaping your future,

Utilities Subscriptions Financial Services Other Services Important Considerations Contact the company:Always notify the company directly to cancel services, and ask about any potential fees or temporary suspension options. Check your insurance:Review your insurance policy to

Although we don’t know exactly when this will be for this particular fire, we can tell you that during the Woolsey fire, it was approximately three weeks to a month before people were able to

In moments like this, our community’s strength and resilience shine brighter than the flames. Let’s support each other through donations, helping those displaced, or simply offering a kind word. Together, we can begin to heal

Whether your property is still standing or a total loss, it is important to file a request for reassessment of your property as it will likely result in an adjustment to your property taxes. Do not

Now that Phase 1 is underway and Phase 2 is slated to begin as soon as feasible (as determined by the officials), residents must decide whether they wish to Opt-IN or Opt-OUT for the Phase

On January 10th, 2025, customers of Los Angeles County Waterworks District No. 29, in the eastern portion of the City of Malibu up to and including Carbon Canyon and the community of Saddle Peak in

As our beloved residents return to their properties to witness the catastrophic remains first-hand, please be aware of the information below regarding Trash & Household Hazardous Waste AND Returning Home After A Fire.  Click below

Although it has just begun and there is a loooong way to go, if you would like to consult the EPA’s Story Map to see whether your property has had Phase 1 Hazardous Debris Removal