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The January 2025 Palisades Fire destroyed a town: businesses and homes. It was estimated that of the 7,000 destroyed structures, about 6,000 were residences. About 14 months

After the Palisades Fire, although houses had burned and firefighters complained about the lack of water to put out fires, the sad truth was about every third yard had a full

  By STEVE GALLUZZO CTN Contributor The CIF City Section has released its All-City selections and Palisades has players on both the boys and girls teams. Representing

The temporary Palisades library has reopened, and the Friends of the Palisades Library are excited to announce that once again they will begin again accepting donations of

  This understated, intelligent man shaped and guided youthful lives in Pacific Palisades with simple wisdom for more than 73 years. Mike Lanning was born May 1, 1932,

By HANK WRIGHT This is a city that has learned to look past certain things. The tents. The riverbeds. The on-ramps at dusk. You drive past them on the 101 and you think:

A Pali Flea Market and Music Festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 12, at Palisades High School at the Faculty Parking Lower Lot. Booths are open to the

For Palisades residents who may be displaced in the Santa Barbara area or for orchid enthusiasts, the 78th Annual Santa Barbara International Orchid Show will take place from

(Editor’s note: the lawsuit above was filed in November 2025.) Patrick McKenna and Leslie Gronick have both disputed that they were involved in real estate deals that

By STEVE GALLUZZO CTN Contributor The USC baseball team is off to a hot start and so is former Palisades High School pitcher Mason Edwards. Through March 17, the 6-foot-2