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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Supervisor Horvath Questions City Ordinance 41.18
It appears that 3rd District L.A. County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath, who represents Pacific Palisades, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Bel Air and Venice, has her panties in a wad. It revolves around an analysis of L.A. City Ordinance 41.18 by Paul … Continue reading
Posted in City, L.A. County Supervisors
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Parents Responsible for Juvenile’s Actions
PACIFIC PALISADES: A resident wrote that if the school and police cannot take any definitive action against minors who are inflicting harm, victims can sue in civil court. Civil Code 1714.1 provides that “Any act of willful misconduct of a … Continue reading
Posted in Crime/Police, Kids/Parenting
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PaliHi Board of Trustees Hear Concerns about Juveniles
By CHAZ PLAGER “What Pali High doesn’t understand is that by letting a student get away with so many violent and criminal acts they are essentially giving permission to other students to act in the same way. They are very … Continue reading
Posted in Kids/Parenting, Schools
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Pathetic Children Look for Attention at Community Zoom Meeting
(Editor’s note: photos and videos have been sent to CTN anonymously. CTN does not identify the kids by name, CTN does not allege wrongdoing on the part of anyone in a photo, that were taken on public streets. CTN is … Continue reading
Posted in Crime/Police, Kids/Parenting, Schools
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Some People Cure Meat, Voters Asked to Cure Ballots
Many people have heard of cured bacon, but not everyone has heard the term “cure a ballot.” Earlier this week, Governor Gavin Newsom reached out to everyone who might have had a ballot issue, to cure it, ASAP. At stake … Continue reading
Posted in Community
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Registry at Elizabeth Lamont Provides Special Gifts
About 20 brides-to-be were treated to a special wedding registry event at Elizabeth Lamont on March 16. LA-based stylist Jessica Cortez, Expert-organizer Tori Springer and flowers by Becca’s In Bloom were all on hand to answer questions. There were refreshments … Continue reading
Posted in businesses/stores
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LA’s Shelter Crisis Sparks Outrage: Hundreds Storm City Hall Demanding Urgent Reforms
(Editor’s note: This article ran on March 15, in Westside Current and is reprinted with permission click here.) By JAMIE PAGIE Amid a critical overcrowding crisis in Los Angeles animal shelters, advocates and concerned individuals rallied at City Hall … Continue reading
Posted in Animals/Pets
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AUDIT! AUDIT! Everyone Wants an Audit of Homeless Programs
(Editor’s note: This story first appeared in CityWatch on March 14 and is reprinted with permission click here.) By TIM CAMPBELL Over the past few weeks, we’ve read a lot about various reports, studies, and pending audits of homelessness programs … Continue reading
Posted in City, Community, Homelessness
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Letter: Where the Community Council Stands on Pedestrian Bridge
(Editor’s note: This letter was sent to CTN on March 18 from the Pacific Palisades Community Council President, Maryam Zar.) Much has been made of the role of PPCC (Pacific Palisades Community Council) in the deliberations around the bridge … Continue reading
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Where Does CTN Stand on a Pedestrian Bridge?
At the pedestrian bridge outreach meeting held via zoom on March 14, Jason Jackson (outreach) ran an informative meeting about the reasons for a bridge and the possible timeline. Afterwards, an hour was spent answering questions, both written and online. … Continue reading
Posted in Parks
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