A Pasadena resident, whose home burned down during the Eaton Fire, has added a fire-proof roof, sprinklers and aluminum to her new rebuild.

Investors purchased 40% of lot sales in areas damaged by the L.A. fires during Q3 of 2025, according to an analysis by Redfin.

Parched soil crunched under Jessica Rogers’ boots as she crossed the empty lot overlooking Palisades’ Stadium By the Sea. She sprayed her hose towards a cluster of leafy bushes growing at the base of a blackened tree.

Los Angeles Councilmember Traci Park, whose district includes the Pacific Palisades, told the crowd the fire was the result of systemic breakdown, not an unavoidable disaster.

Forty-year Pacific Palisades resident Jimmy Dunne describes life in the decimated LA neighborhood one year after it was ravaged by catastrophic wildfires.

The Fire Commission president's account raises questions about Mayor Karen Bass' role in revisions to the Palisades fire after-action report.

It still feels unreal,” Father Kidney said. “Even though it happened, there’s an out-of-body quality to it. You drive through the neighborhood and lose your orientation.”

Weeks earlier, excepting a few hastily grabbed items, my entire collection of something like 4,000 volumes, acquired one by one over all those decades, had turned to smoke and ash in the Palisades Fire.

A year after two of the most destructive wildfires in California history erupted, survivors commemorated the day in Altadena and Pacific Palisades with anger and remembrance.