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Malibu reaches 100-permit rebuilding milestone as infrastructure challenges shape fire recovery (opens the original)
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Malibu has issued its 100th construction permit and first certificate of occupancy for homes rebuilt following the deadly January 2025 Palisades fire, marking measurable progress in a recovery complicated by steep terrain, coastal erosion, wastewater infrastructure and property-specific engineering demands. The first completed home received its construction permit in October 2025 and reached occupancy in 11 months. The milestone demonstrates that Malibu’s rebuilding process can move from approva
French-backed artist residency transforms Palisades fire imagery (opens the original)
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When French artist Louis-Paul Caron arrived in Los Angeles this spring, he wasn’t interested in painting the devastation left behind by the Pacific Palisades wildfire. Instead, he wanted to preserve what had disappeared. Selected for the prestigious Villa Albertine artist residency and supported by the French government, Caron came to Los Angeles to research the intersection of climate change, ecology and wildfire recovery. His residency focused on one of Southern California’s most devastating n
Palisades Recreation Center groundbreaking marks new phase in wildfire recovery (opens the original)
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On the grounds where generations of children played and families gathered, Los Angeles city leaders and community partners broke ground Tuesday on a new Palisades Recreation Center — a more than $50 million project intended to restore one of the neighborhood’s central gathering places after the deadly January 2025 wildfire. The philanthropically funded project is the largest public-private partnership in the history of the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, according to project orga
25 year later, Jerome Witkin’s 9/11 painting still bears witness (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the images remain nearly impossible to separate from the event: smoke pouring from the towers, people running through ash-covered streets and a Manhattan skyline altered forever. Painter Jerome Witkin responded differently. Rather than reproduce what television cameras had already recorded, he created “9/11 2001,” a visceral attempt to evoke the psychological rupture behind the images. Beginning Oct. 11, Jack Rutberg Fine Arts in Pasadena will pr
After deadly Fire, Rick Caruso said hope needed an address: Palisades Village (opens the original)
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When Palisades Village reopens on Aug. 15, the first thing visitors will notice may be the new restaurants, curated storefronts and bustling sidewalks returning to one of Los Angeles’ most beloved neighborhoods. Rick Caruso hopes they notice something else — Hope. Not the abstract kind found in speeches or ribbon-cutting ceremonies, but the tangible kind — the kind people can walk through, touch and experience after months of unimaginable loss. “Hope alone is just an empty promise unless there’s
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