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LA City Hall clams up on Palisades fire

Summary by LA Daily News

Reporters in Washington, D.C. these days constantly find their requests for information to federal government agencies about policy changes — or about anything at all — met not with just a “No comment” reply but with silence. Ghosting. Crickets. Officials and comms aides in Los Angeles City Hall and the city of Los Angeles Fire Department, post-Palisades fire, are increasingly taking a page from the presidential administration’s playbook and sim…

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The West Australian

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WA heading for fire disaster

Walking through the wreckage of the wildfires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena, there’s this unsettling silence. It’s the kind of quiet that forces you to confront the enormity of what’s happened.

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San Gabriel Valley Tribune

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LA City Hall clams up on Palisades fire

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Canyon News

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Westside Current

Building Permits/Fees Too Costly to Rebuild after Palisades Fire

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