Monthly Archives: October 2018

Caruso’s Village Parking Updated Caruso’s Palisades Village has been the source of many complaints from residents about the lack of parking validation and also the number of Palisades Village employees parking in the street. Residents, under the umbrella of Protect...

 ‘The Advocates’ Opens Tonight Pacific Palisades Task Force on Homelessness former president Maryam Zar said that “The Advocates,” a documentary on Los Angeles’ homeless crisis, had its origins in Pacific Palisades. “Advocates” Director/Producer Rémi Kessler visited the Palisades to see...

Tour Adelaide Homes/Gardens Sunday The Santa Monica Conservancy will host a docent-guided walking tour of historic and contemporary residences on Adelaide Dr. from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 21. The half mile tour along the rim of the...

Park Board Approves Moving Trash Cans Next to Tennis Courts Large City trash containers formerly housed in the Palisades Recreation Center maintenance yard will be moved next to tennis courts 5 and 6, off the parking lot off Frontera Road....

Caruso Apartments Offer Perks–at a Price The eight one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments at Caruso’s Palisades Village will have private terraces and courtyards, as well as access to The Coast Lounge and a state-of-the-art fitness studio. Located on the corner...

Palisades Home Tour Set for Nov. 11 Being able to tour architecturally beautiful homes that are tastefully decorated is not something usually available to the public. But once a year, that’s exactly what happens in Pacific Palisades during the Woman’s...

Cinepolis Restrictions in Thousand Oaks On Monday, a worker on Swarthmore Avenue in front of Cinepolis told pedestrians that the Bay Theater will be ready to open on October 26. Residents have written letters to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage...

Trashing the Village Green If your neighbor’s party guests filled your black trash can to overflowing days before garbage pickup, understandably you would be upset. With the outbreak of flea-born typhus on rats, and the large number of rats in...

  Civic League Reviews Local Building Plans Perhaps one of the most mysterious bodies in the Pacific Palisades is not a former A-list Hollywood star, but rather the Civic League. This organization reviews and approves plans for homes and the surrounding...

  The Mom in ‘Beautiful Boy’ Is a Palisadian A friend here in the Palisades remembers Palisadian Vicki Sheff and her son Nic, on whom the movie “Beautiful Boy” is based. “I met Vicki in Pierre’s Bakery, next door to...