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Proposed Regulations Would Ban Most Plants Within 5 Feet of Canyon Homes
A ban of most plants and trees within five feet of homes is under consideration.
Dead Dolphin Washes Ashore Near Bel Air Bay Club
A dead dolphin was found on the beach near the Bel Air Bay Club.
Sea Life Dying in Massive Algae Bloom; Danger to Humans Fairly Low, Experts Say
Birds, sea lions, and dolphins are dying in extreme algae bloom.
Photo: Sharon Kilbride
Dead Jellyfish Coat Will Rogers Beach
Dead jellyfish are washing onto Will Rogers State Beach.
Arsenic and Lead Levels Higher Than Usual in Some Soil Post-Fire
Arsenic and lead levels in soil are higher than usual in some parts of Pacific Palisades and its surroundings, according to the L.A. County Department of Public Health.
Bacteria Levels at Will Rogers Beach Meet State Standards
Bacteria levels at Will Rogers State Beach “meet state standards,” according to the L.A. County Department of Public Health.
A Visit to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Temescal Canyon Recycling Site
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers debris clean-up operation on Temescal Canyon processes thousands of tons of concrete and metal daily.
L.A. Fire Health Study Says Four VOCs Never Surpassed Health Standards During & After Fire
L.A. Fire Health Study says four measured volatile organic compounds never exceeded California EPA standards during and after the Palisades fire.
Rustic Canyon Rec Center Classes Postponed for Extra Decontamination
Rustic Canyon Recreation Center has postponed classes for extra decontamination.
Zinc, Arsenic, and Nickel in the Air Have Stayed Within Historic Levels Since Mar. 5, SCAQMD Says
Air quality in Pacific Palisades on Sunset is similar to 2019 air quality levels in Central L..A., which were used for comparison according to the South Coast Air Quality Management District.
Tests Confirm Safe Canyon Tap Water, According to LADWP
Tap water in the Canyon continues to be found safe for drinking and all other uses, according to the LADWP.
USC Canyon Soil Tests Show Low Levels of Lead
Lead testing results released for two Canyon locations, according to the USC Department of Earth Sciences.
Air, Soil, and Dust Testing Results Released for Canyon Elementary
Air, soil, and dust testing results by TRC Solutions, Inc., for Canyon Elementary shared by LAUSD.
Canyon resident Stephanie Kanan lost her treasured business, Oasis Palisades, in the Jan. 7 fire.