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Investigators finish fire test in Pacific Palisades as search for cause of January’s blaze continues
Nearly four months after the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives began investigating the Palisades fire, ...
Fire returns to Pacific Palisades in a crucial test to find the cause of January’s inferno
A fire test will begin Tuesday evening and run until Thursday. Investigators hope it will help them determine how the ...
Fires Will Be Lit In Pacific Palisades As Part Of Federal Investigation This Week
Fire may be visible between Skull Rock and Green Peak, close to what is believed to be ground zero of the massive and deadly ...
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Residents Express Concerns Over ATF Controlled Burn in Pacific Palisades
The ATF is conducting controlled fire tests in Pacific Palisades to investigate the January Palisades Fire's cause. Residents ...
Pacific Palisades Mansion Unscathed by Wildfires Finds a Buyer for $12.9 Million—Across the Street From Near-Total Devastation
The Pacific Palisades hacienda sitting on 0.29 acres first hit the market in October 2024, with an asking price of $15.25 ...
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ATF to conduct controlled fire to determine Palisades Fire cause
Federal investigators will conduct controlled fire testing in Pacific Palisades beginning Tuesday night to determine what caused the January wildfire that burned entire neighborhoods. The Bureau ...
If you see flames above Pacific Palisades, it’s controlled fire testing by ATF
There is no cause for public concern, or need to report the small testing flames that may be periodically visible near ...
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ATF Continues Investigation Into Palisades Fire Cause, Which Includes Controlled Burn
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives warned of a controlled burn along the Temescal Ridge Trail between ...
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Residents express concerns about ATF controlled fire testing in Pacific Palisades burn area
There were flames in the Pacific Palisades area on Tuesday night, but fire officials say there's no reason to be alarmed.