In the 1920s, radio star Will Rogers built a 186-acre Pacific Palisades ranch; after his widow died in 1944, the property became a California state historic park

A wildfire has ravaged Will Rogers’ storied ranch house in Pacific Palisades, leading to its destruction. After being closed for ten months, the park has now reopened its doors to visitors, although some popular trails remain inaccessible as cleanup efforts continue. The restoration plan for the park will include community involvement, ensuring the site honors Will Rogers’ legacy as a former home.
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