Monthly Archives: January 2025
Palisades Honorary Mayors Among Those Who Lost Homes
By BERNICE FOX It is not an exaggeration when I write that every single person in our area has been affected by the devastating Palisades Fire. But since I generally cover entertainment, this story looks at the celebrity angle, specifically,...
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Councilmember Park Demands Answers on Water Failures
(Editor’s note: This story first appeared in the Westside Current today, January 14, and is reprinted with permission.) By JAMIE PAIGE Among the 26 motions introduced by Councilwoman Traci Park at Tuesday’s City Council meeting was a call to...
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American Legion Will Offer Help and Disaster Coordination
The American Legion Ronald Reagan-Palisades Post 283 is launching an effort for military veterans to help the community rebuild. The Legion building at 15247 La Cruz Dr., largely escaped the horrific fire that destroyed an estimated 12,000 residence, schools and...
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Post Office Update Information about Retrieval and Forwarding
This editor stopped by the Rancho Park Post Office at 11270 Exposition (at Sepulveda). It was clearly marked where residents are to go to retrieve mail. The workers were extremely helpful. Residents gave their address and their name. Postal workers,...
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January 14, 2025, Musings
Musings TOUGH TIME By Sue Pascoe · January 14, 2025 Many Palisadians are still stressed by the nonstop sirens we heard on the afternoon and night of Tuesday, January 7. We still see the picture in our head of the...
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January 14, 2025, Musings
Musings January 14, 2025 By Sue Pascoe · January 14, 2025 To Whom it May Concern: Sue Larson Pascoe is my client, whom I am treating for a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life...
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Status of Palisades Public Schools
Two charter public schools, Marquez and Palisades Elementary, suffered severe damage and classes will be relocated for the remainder of the year. Pali, with about 400 students, will relocate to Bentwood Science Magnet. Marquez, its 300 students and staff, will...
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Lost a Home/Business in the Fire? Open a FEMA Account
While residents wait to be allowed to enter Pacific Palisades, there is necessary business to do. CTN visited with FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) agents that were touring homes/property on Sunset Boulevard on January 12. They recommended filing with insurance,...
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No Palisades Mail Delivery. Where to Go.
Although the Palisades Post Office appears to be intact, it is not operational, and residents are still not allowed in the area. Residents, with a 90272 address and identification, may pick up their mail at the Rancho Park Post Office...
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January 13, 2025, Musings
Musings DWP MEETING WEDNESDAY By Sue Pascoe · January 13, 2025 A Los Angeles Department of Water and Power virtual town hall will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, January 14, to discuss updated on the Santa...
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