Monthly Archives: August 2019

City Fails to Put Up ‘No Cooking’ Signs Fire Station 69 Captain Thomas Kitahata reported that on August 30, the Sunset station received a 911 call related to fire and smoke in Temescal Canyon Park. They arrived to find a … Continue reading →

Dolphins Play with Intensity, Few Mistakes Palisades High looked like a different football team Thursday night in its 54-0 road win over Taft. Discussing Pali’s season-opening loss to Cleveland, 28-25, Head Coach Tim Hyde said, “Last week was tough because … Continue reading →

This Weekend at Theatre Palisades School is back in session and the long Labor Day weekend is upon us. That means its time to de-stress and enjoy some reasonably priced live entertainment. “The Mousetrap,” presented by producers Nona Hale and … Continue reading →

Residential/Commercial Project as Not Compatible The exercise room at the Palisades-Malibu YMCA on Via de la Paz was packed Wednesday night for the Design Review Board hearing of the proposed 5-story apartment building and ground-floor retail on the former Jack-in-the-Box … Continue reading →

Last Screening for 2019 Movies in the Park The 16th year of Movies in the Park will come to a close this Saturday evening at dusk with a free showing of “Black Panther” on the Field of Dreams at the Palisades … Continue reading →

The Issue: Lifting the Existing Beach Curfew Community activist Lucy Han (Friends of the Jungle) alerted Circling the News today that City Attorney Mike Feuer is having a closed meeting tomorrow, August 29, at 2:30 p.m. at City Hall with … Continue reading →

Seeking a Skatepark Somewhere in Pacific Palisades By JAMES GAGE – Special to Circling the News At the August 22 Community Council meeting, Palisades High sophomore Max Burger advocated for the construction of a skateboard park in Pacific Palisades. He … Continue reading →

On Sunset/Swarthmore Corner; Clock Will Honor Arnie Wishnick By JAMES GAGE – Special to Circling the News Palisades PRIDE President John Padden and PRIDE Board Member Sam Rubin provided information about a proposed community “town clock” to be located on … Continue reading →

Mixed-Use Project at Former Jack-in-the-Box Site By JAMES GAGE – Special to Circling the News At its Thursday night board meeting, the Pacific Palisades Community Council (PPCC) voted unanimously to adopt a motion opposing the proposed 5-story, mixed-use project at … Continue reading →

Community Council Emergency Preparedness Officer By JAMES GAGE – Special to Circling the News Community Council Chair George Wolfberg has appointed Cathi Ruddy as the PPCC’s new Emergency Preparedness Officer, a position she readily accepted. The position was created in … Continue reading →