Pacific Coast Highway reopens for the first time since the Palisades Fire
LOS ANGELES (NBC, KYMA/KECY) - For the first time since the Palisades Fire, a stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway is open to traffic. Cars were rolling on the iconic stretch of roadway between the McClure Tunnel and Carbon Beach Terrace. Only one lane is open in each direction and the speed limit is now 25 miles per hour.
New aerial footage shows the extent of LA fire damage along Carbon Beach in Malibu, one of the most famous real estate areas ...
Pacific Coast Highway reopened Monday at 8 a.m., but a stretch of the road will close again Tuesday due to anticipated rain.
Real-estate investor Robert Rivani spent close to three years renovating an oceanfront mansion on Malibu’s star-studded Carbon Beach, adding a Zen garden and a sunlit infrared sauna. The house ...
But this time, on Carbon Beach in Malibu — otherwise known as Billionaire’s Beach — the Palisades Fire touched anything it wanted. Social media videos of the aftermath show endless rows of ...
Officials decided to delay the full reopening of Pacific Coast Highway to prevent looting in fire-damaged neighborhoods.
Times reporter James Rainey ventured back to see if his childhood home in Malibu was still standing, while he reflected on 'Old World Malibu.' ...
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