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Palisades Symphony Presents Free Concert “Voice and Symphonies”

Palisades Symphony under Music Director Maxim Kuzin will present a free concert at 7 p.m. on Sunday October 26, at the Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 1343 Ocean Park Ave., Santa Monica. The theme of the concert is “Voices and Symphonies” … Continue reading

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Hillside Task Force Returns to Pacific Paliades, Finds Encampments

A Pacific Palisades Hillside Taskforce took place at Will Rogers State Beach near Lifeguard Headquarters on October 22, 2025. The event was organized by past president of the Pacific Palisades Task Force on Homelessness Sharon Kilbride, who is currently the police liaison … Continue reading

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Rebuilding All-Electric Can Make Homes Safer

  By CHARLOTTE FALL Resilient Palisades hosted a virtual meeting on  Electrify the Rebuild in partnership with Rewiring America, LADWP, and Zachary Swank of Boulder County’s Office of Sustainability on October 17. The discussion focused on how rebuilding all-electric can make … Continue reading

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Letter: Mr. Kim, Stop Pitting Tennis Community Against the Library

(Editor’s note: After last nights Park Advisory Board meeting, Mikael Kuhn, penned and sent this letter Rec and Parks General Manager Jimmy Kim. It is shared with permission.) I’m writing today as a Board Member and Secretary of the Palisades … Continue reading

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Rec and Parks Is Not Listening to Palisades Community

Los Angeles Rec and Parks (RAP) is not listening to the voices of Pacific Palisades residents nor its Palisades Advisory Board (PAB)). When it was announced a portable building would be placed by the park entrance on the grass, taking … Continue reading

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Palisades Bowl Mobile Home Park’s Future Is Uncertain

  The Palisades Bowl Mobile Home Park, which had about 350 residents in 170 homes prior to the Palisades Fire, still has not been cleared of debris. Worse, Bowl residents who had looked to the state, county or city for … Continue reading

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YeeHaw Day Continues a 21 Year Tradition

By HENRY KAMER Sounds of joy, laughter, and great music filled the air at Brentwood Science Magnet Elementary on Sunday, October 19. It was the 21st annual Palisades Elementary YeeHaw Day. Pali Elementary has been holding school at Brentwood Elementary … Continue reading

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Open House Offered at Marquez Elementary

Long-time Palisades resident Sam Lagana is the process of remediating his home, which is located above Marquez Elementary School. “It’s so nice to hear the children’s voices again,” he told CTN. “It’s nice to hear them playing.” Students returned to … Continue reading

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Republican Club Meeting Features Former Sheriff Villanueva

The Pacific Palisades Republican Club is hosting a members’ meeting with a keynote address by former Sheriff Alex Villanueva from 2:45 to 5 p.m. on Sunday October 26, at the Elks Club, 1040 Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica.  Everyone is welcome … Continue reading

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Letter: Fee Waiver Restrictions Don’t Make Sense

(Editor’s note: Although L.A. Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive decision in April for building permit fee waivers, the City Council must approve it. The Budget and Finance Committee in a meeting on October tk, is sending an recommendation to … Continue reading

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