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Many Palisadians have already received an Official Assessment Ballot from the City of Los Angeles that would allow property owners to be charged to keep streetlights on. At

By ALLISON HOLDOFF POHILL and MAY SUNG In a powerful display of resilience and unity, the Pacific Palisades community is coming together for a massive Brush Clearance

By HANK WRIGHT The sun was setting behind the mountains on April 18. Rick Caruso’s Palisades Village was quiet in the early evening. It was a classic southern California

(Editor’s note: This story first appeared in The Canyon Alliance click here. on April 13 and is reprinted with permission.)   By LAUREL BUSBY News & Information

The sole resident who has moved back into a home on the edge of the Alphabet Streets looked out her window around 11:40 a.m. and saw flames on the hill above “as tall as the

By STEVE GALLUZZO CTN Contributor It has been a difficult season for the Palisades High softball team but the Dolphins finally got to play on the new turf field at Stadium by

Notes From the Smoldering Ruins of the Municipal Fiscal Policy By HANK WRIGHT It was past midnight on PCH, rolling past the blackened slabs of what used to be Malibu, when

Clean up the vegetation around your lot and then “come on” up to Will Rogers State Park from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 25, for a family-friendly Earth Day event. Interpreter

Parcels failing first inspection and remaining in non-compliance after a second inspection shall be cleared by city contractors and the bill sent to the owners.  The brush

(Editor’s note: Jimmy Dunne, a former Citizen of the Year, and the rudder of the town’s conscience, stopped by the Hive to join displaced Palisadians who have met there every