Brentwood News

Jan 17, 2025 | brentwoodnewsla.com | Dolores Quintana

Residents in Brentwood, West LA Granted Reentry; Power Restoration Efforts UnderwayLos Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) officials have announced partial repopulation efforts as wildfire evacuation orders ease in Brentwood, West Los Angeles, and mountain areas between West Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley. Select zones are now open for resident-only access, while others have been downgraded from warning zones to normal.

Jan 16, 2025 | brentwoodnewsla.com | Dolores Quintana

Proof of Residency Required; Areas West of Kenter Remain Under Evacuation OrdersSenior Lead Officer Matthew Kirk announced in an email this morning that residents living in Kenter Canyon and east of Kenter Canyon, including those on Homewood Road, are now permitted to return to their homes as of noon today. As we verified on the CAL FIRE map, the area is still under evacuation warning. Proof of residency is required to gain access to the affected area.

Jan 7, 2025 | brentwoodnewsla.com | Dolores Quintana

Residents Urged To Evacuate Immediately as Fire Spreads; Sunset Boulevard ClosedBreaking News: The Palisades Fire’s mandatory evacuation order has been extended to Mandeville Canyon, with the order going up to Kenter Road on the east, Mulholland Highway to the north, and south to the Riveria Country Club, per the LAFD. Sunset Boulevard was shut down at Amalfi Drive by the LAPD with officers using a bullhorn to order residents to leave immediately as reported by ABC 7 Eyewitness News.

Sep 27, 2024 | brentwoodnewsla.com | Susan Payne

By Susan PayneWild Fork Foods, a modern-day meat and seafood market, is changing the way people shop for and eat protein. Carrying more than 700 products, including 450+ meat and seafood in its stores, Wild Fork Foods seizes flavor and cuts waste using a blast freeze method to preserve food quality, extend shelf life and reduce food waste.

Sep 20, 2024 | brentwoodnewsla.com | Matthew Kirk

Report from Senior Lead Officer Matthew KirkBy Matthew KirkThe Brentwood area experienced a series of crimes last week, ranging from burglaries to a robbery. Here’s a summary of the incidents:Burglaries:Sept. 15 (900 block of Norman Place): Suspects entered a residence through an unlocked window. It’s unclear if any property was taken. Sept. 16-17 (12300 block of Wilshire Blvd): A glass door was smashed, and suspects stole construction materials from the building. Sept.