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Nearly 3 months after Palisades Fire, more than 20 horses from Jigsaw Farms remain displaced

The Palisades Fire destroyed Jigsaw Farms, displacing Cha Cha Jago and more than 20 horses.
High winds caused the fire to spread rapidly, surprising those who thought they were safe.
Barns, utility vehicles, work equipment, and thousands of pounds of horse feed were lost in the blaze.
Owner Cha Cha Jago expressed gratitude for FEMA and community support after "hundreds" donated to a GoFundMe.
Jigsaw Farms provided riding instruction and equine therapy, and Jago plans to rebuild for the community.

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Lompoc Record

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Hanford Sentinel

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Consumer fraud, price gouging threaten fire recovery

Thomas Elias: And so the word went out almost precisely two months after fire incinerated most of the Pacific Palisades district in Los Angeles: The water is OK again, you can drink it, come on back home.

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Palisades Village shopping center could reopen in early 2026, Rick Caruso says

The mall that survived the Palisades Fire in January with very little damage, even as buildings all around it burned to the ground, already has plans to reopen next year.

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Nearly 3 months after Palisades Fire, more than 20 horses from Jigsaw Farms remain displaced

KABC By Ashley Mackey Click here for updates on this story PACIFIC PALISADES, LOS ANGELES (KABC) — After their home was destroyed in the Palisades Fire, more than 20 horses have found sanctuary in Brentwood. Cha Cha Jago, owner of Jigsaw Farms, lost just about everything. She remembers seeing the flames creep over the hillside at Will Rogers State Park and rushing to save her horses. “That day, the winds were just wild,” she said. “And even …

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Daily Breeze

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Scout’s Camp Josepho will rebuild after destruction in the Palisades fire

Camp Josepho stood in the Santa Monica Mountains for 84 years, its massive, wood-paneled Malibu Lodge hosting generations of Scouts. Then, as the Palisades fire erupted in early January, a dreaded announcement came: The camp, once situated in Rustic Canyon, had been totally lost in the flames. In March, two months after the fire, Scouting America, formerly Boy Scouts of America, decided that the camp will be rebuilt. The future of the camp was i…

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Why I'm Never Leaving Malibu

Ultra athlete turned bestselling author and podcast star Rich Roll lives, works, and plays in the mountains of Malibu, where fire is a natural part of the ecosystem. He and his family have been forced to evacuate at least five times in the past seven years—a somewhat alarming ritual that has deepened their relationship with impermanence. Last January, as the Palisades Fire morphed and sprawled, chewing up parched chaparral from Mandeville Canyon…

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Santa Monica Mirror

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Nonprofit Warns of Heavy Metal Contamination in Santa Monica Bay

The contamination is linked to storm runoff carrying toxic debris from burned structures and scorched land in the Palisades, Topanga, and Malibu Marine life in Santa Monica Bay faces significant risks from heavy metals that leached into the water following January’s Palisades wildfires, according to new water-quality testing results released by environmental nonprofit Heal the Bay. Testing conducted at 10 sites across the bay found elevated leve…

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