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CBS 8 San Diego

Pacific Palisades Village one year after devastating fires

Jan 6, 2026

cnn

After almost a year of recovering from the devastating Palisades wildfire, the first home has been authorized to rebuild in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood. CNN's Nick Watt reports.

Jan 3, 2026

foxweather

One year after the Palisades and Eaton fires destroyed thousands of buildings and left 31 people dead, destruction still remains in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood. FOX Weather Correspondent Robert Ray is back on the ground and takes a look at where things stand now.

Jan 3, 2026

FoxWeather

FOX Weather. . CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES: One year after the Palisades and Eaton fires destroyed thousands of buildings and left 31 people dead, destruction still remains in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood. Hundreds of homes are in the process of being r

Jan 3, 2026

nypost

JUST IN: Pacific Palisades — once one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Los Angeles, home to celebs like Tom Hanks and Ben Affleck — still looks like a war-zone a year after wildfires leveled much of it. Only a handful of the nearly 7,000 destroyed homes have been rebuilt, and outraged residents say Mayor Karen Bass and city bureaucracy have failed them every step of the way. Get exclusive details at the link in bio. 📸: NY Post, Carlin Stiehl for NY Post, Getty Images

Jan 6, 2026

lamag

One year after the Palisades fire destroyed his Pacific Palisades home and much of his childhood neighborhood, Spencer Pratt is stepping into the political arena.⁠ ⁠ The former reality star and newly published author announced he is running for Los Angeles mayor on the anniversary of the wildfire that killed 12 people and leveled nearly 10,000 homes and businesses. Speaking before a crowd of displaced residents, Pratt framed his campaign as a response to what he calls systemic failures by city and state leadership, sharply criticizing Mayor Karen Bass over the city’s fire preparedness, infrastructure and accountability.⁠ ⁠ His announcement comes as new questions continue to surface about the city’s response to the Palisades fire, including hydrant failures, a shuttered reservoir and a heavily edited After Action report that city officials now acknowledge was softened before release.⁠ ⁠ Hit the link in our bio to read the full story from @michele.mcphee.

Jan 6, 2026