Getty Center, Villa Remain “Safe And Stable” As Some Evacuation Levels Downgraded ...Middle East

The renowned Getty Center and Getty Villa remain “safe and stable,” according to Katherine E. Fleming, president and chief executive officer of the J. Paul Getty Trust, as the surrounding evacuation orders related to the Palisades Fire have been downgraded to warnings. “The evacuation level at the center has been reduced to Level 2, ‘get […]

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