Monthly Archives: July 2018

Electrical Outage in Pacific Palisades According to Los Angeles Department of Water and Power there is an outage affecting 1,755 customers that stretches from portions of of the west side of Temescal Canyon Road to the Marquez Knolls area to … Continue reading →

Palisades Dog Park on Hold By SUE PASCOE A new Palisades dog park, which would be built in Temescal Canyon, is on hold, because a major source of the proposed funding, Measure A, is being litigated. Measure A was a … Continue reading →

Hiking with a City Councilman, a State Senator and an LAUSD Board Member By SUE PASCOE A local social media site posted that L.A. Councilmember Mike Bonin, State Senator Ben Allen and LAUSD Board Member Nick Melvoin would participate in … Continue reading →

Angel City Chorale Receives Golden Buzzer By BERNICE FOX The Angel City Chorale truly is golden. The 160-voice choir that’s based in West Los Angeles earned the coveted Golden Buzzer on last night’s edition of “America’s Got Talent.” The Golden … Continue reading →

  Highlands Eldercare Facility Process Disputed By SUE PASCOE Opponents of the proposed four-story, 64,646-sq.-ft eldercare facility in the Palisades Highlands, which received a Coastal Development Permit from the City of L.A. in April, appealed that decision to the California … Continue reading →

Body Found in Temescal Canyon Ruled Homicide About 1:30 p.m., a local resident was walking on the east side of Temescal Canyon Road. Walking next to the hill back in the brush, he discovered a body and the Los Angeles … Continue reading →

A deceased male was found on the east side of Temescal Canyon Park (below the Native Garden and above the picnic benches where the food trucks park) around 2 p.m. According to a LAPD Detective on the scene, the cause … Continue reading →

Diagnosed with ADHD? Check Sleep Patterns By SUE PASCOE Palisadian Dr. George Labrot, a board-certified sleep specialist, listened as a man in the audience told him: “My granddaughter was diagnosed with ADHD [Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder] when she was young. As a … Continue reading →

Sunset/Temescal Accident According to one eyewitness, around 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 17, a red SUV was headed north on Temescal Canyon Boulevard near Sunset Boulevard, when the driver lost control of the car, went across the southbound lanes and … Continue reading →

Arriving in Valentine, Nebraska around 2 p.m., the sky was a beautiful blue with white clouds floating through it like little boats. The Sandhills in the area were covered with green grasses and everywhere large bales of hay were in … Continue reading →