PCH access now includes school buses, businesses and residents from Palisades Fire burn area
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), in coordination with local partners, expanded access of State Route 1/Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) through the cities of Los Angeles, Santa Monica and Malibu to include only residents who live in the Palisades Fire burn area,
Some restaurants in Malibu, the Palisades and Santa Monica, like those throughout the industry, were already on life support after pandemic lockdowns, the Hollywood writers strike and inflation.
Only essential travel is recommended, and authorities ask those who need to get to Malibu to take another route.
The Malibu area experienced mud and debris flow from at-times heavy rainfall Wednesday through Friday while continuing to ...
"Within literally a matter of minutes the restaurant was, both ends, entire parking lot, full of mud and debris," Josh Morgan ...
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Malibu launches ‘one-stop shop' website for Palisades fire victimsThe City of Malibu has launched a new interactive website dedicated to providing resources, guidance, and support for home ...
One month and a week after LA’s epic wildfires tore through the tranquility of Malibu’s beach homes, the aftermath is stark. The cold, hyper-bright blue sun of winter in Los Angeles is like a ...
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PCH partially reopens to Malibu residents and school buses in Palisade Fire burn zonePacific Coast Highway reopened to school buses, essential business workers and Malibu residents who live in the Palisades ...
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‘We're going to lose the culture and character of Malibu’: Residents urge officials to speed up rebuilding processMembers of the Malibu Planning Commission received an earful Thursday night from residents who lost homes in the Palisades ...
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