After wildfire, landslide splits Pacific Palisades home
The deadly Palisades Fire that tore through coastal LA left many homes burned to the ground. But one Pacific Palisades home still standing sustained another type of damage -- getting split in half by a landslide which experts say can follow fires that destabilize the soil and ground below.
Mud, debris slide splits hillside home that survived Palisades Fire in half
A hillside home overlooking the Pacific Ocean that survived the devastating Palisades Fire has split in half from a landslide directly behind the property. The home is now one of 10,000 structures destroyed in costliest wildfire in the history of Los Angeles.
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Firefighters are still working to contain the Palisades Fire as search and rescue efforts continue Wednesday, just over a ...
Palisades Fire initially started 10:30 a.m. Jan. 7 in Los Angeles County. It has burned 23,713 acres after being active for ...
Victims of the Palisades Fire are suing the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power for hampering firefighting efforts.
The firefighters were part of the first international team to join the effort to contain the Los Angeles-area blazes.
CBS News has confirmed that as the Palisades Fire started on Jan. 7, only 19 fire engines were pre-deployed to the area.
UCLA plans to end its emergency status Friday evening and restart in-person classes Tuesday. Most of the 22,000 on-campus ...
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