As rebuilding begins in the Pacific Palisades, the LA Department of Water and Power is moving forward its plan to place 4,000 power lines underground.

Remaining drinking water restrictions due to the Palisades Fire on the Los Angeles County coast will be lifted for residents in the burn zone.

The Department of Water and Power's "Do Not Drink" notice in the Pacific Palisades will be lifted Friday as crews continue to make significant progress months ahead of expectations, Mayor Karen Bass announced.

The action comes on the eve of the fire’s two-month anniversary, as L.A. Mayor Karen Bass looks to reset the focus after weeks of tumult, not just in the response, but at City Hall.

If Southern California Edison is found liable for massive property losses and depletes most of the state fund, experts wonder what will happen the next time.

Customers in the affected areas, which include most of the 90272 Zip Code and portions of the LADWP Service Area immediately south of 90272, north of San Vicente Boulevard, can now use the

More than 1,000 fire hydrants across Los Angeles needed repair prior to the devastating wildfires in January, reported the Los Angeles Times Saturday.

Residents can check what stage their zone is in within the overall restoration process, as well as water quality testing data.

While residents in the Palisades and Eaton fire areas can use tap water for some limited purposes, the detection of a carcinogen in the systems can pose some risks.

LADWP launched a dashboard so Pacific Palisades customers could track its progress on flushing fire-caused contaminants out of the water distribution system.